A few weeks ago, we had our first shower. It was lovely, and Brian’s family is wonderful, and I love them.
One of the activities at said shower was a Date Jar. It was super adorable and everyone seemed to really enjoy participating. So, of course, I thought it would be fun to read them all aloud.
And I was right.
Lots of perfect date ideas ensued, including recreating our first date, heading to an escape room, eating cheese, doing yoga, and playing Scrabble, and hunting Pokemon (which I had then yet to download).
Luckily for everyone, though, there were a couple real gems that had us all laughing…and me admitting to probably a little too much.
Netflix and Chill
YOU GUYS. I HAD NO IDEA WHAT NETFLIX AND CHILL MEANT. I mean I knew by the time I read it on the date jar. But it was maybe…two months ago that I learned what it meant. I always thought it was just…snuggling up with the couch (sometimes by yourself, other times with anyone who doesn’t want to be productive) and binge watching Netflix.
While at a friend’s house, I discovered a whole new meaning of the phrase during a group conversation. Apparently, it’s code for come over and ahem make out and bang. A light bulb went on above my head and I was like whaaaaaat?
And so, being the completely improper lady that I am, I took it upon myself to explain to Brian’s family what Netflix and chill meant, and that I had just recently learned about it. I mean, if that’s the most inappropriate thing I did, I think I did okay.
Make a Blanket Fort and Watch Movies
This was just one of my favorites. No funny business here. Because blanket forts are AWESOME.
Bring one of your favorite movie scenes to life
I’m thinking Brian’s going to veto sitting on the dining room table kissing over a birthday cake (mine would be cheesecake). And he’s probably going to say no when I call him farm boy and boss him around.
And then there was this one:
After the initial omg reaction, Brian and I started coming up with ways to kill a man without actually injuring an actual human. We could play Clue and kill Mr. Body in the library with the wrench. We could watch a movie on Netflix that has someone else killing a man. The creative possibilities are endless.
What are some of your favorite date ideas? Did you know what Netflix and chill meant?
This post is part of my partnership with Netflix as a member of the stream team. I received a year’s subscription of Netflix and a device on which to binge watch shows like Gilmore Girls. As always, all opinions and thoughts are my own.
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Go on a murder spree in your favorite video game. Don’t have a favorite? See me for suggestions of games that are just murdery enough
Husband and I still use “Netflix and chill” to mean, literally, snuggle on the couch and watch something on netflix; hanky panky may occur if what we’re watching turns out to be a dud, but it’s not required or even expected.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who Netflixes without getting down. 😉 love a good video game! Brian has a Steam addiction lol.
“Netflix and Nothing” is the best.
Yes!
The married version of Netflix and chill is “Binge watch your favorite show on Netflix, get drunk, and pass out.” Also known as “my life.” Bwahaha.