Article: If the weather permits it, take a romantic walk around the neighborhood or go to a local park, beach, or nature preserve. Taking a walk will give you the chance to enjoy each other's company while enjoying the scenery. It also might work up your appetite for dinner! together. Head to the backyard or a local park with some type of ground covering, a laser pointer, and some geeky enthusiasm to look for constellations. You might even be able to watch a meteor shower. If it's cold, bring extra blankets and maybe a warm drink in a Thermos. If it's warm, bring some lemonade and light snacks. Many towns and cities have an array of locally-sponsored cultural events. Many of these are free, to boost community spirit. Why not take advantage of them? Check local listings for ideas of fun things you can do, then plan your date around them. Many museums have frequent free nights. Who cares about holding hands at the movies when you can hold hands in front of a T.rex? Parks often host free concerts and movie nights. You can find out together if you like bluegrass! Fireworks displays don't happen very often, but they're special when they do. Bring along the same supplies you would for stargazing (blanket, snacks, and warm clothing if necessary) and enjoy. Street fairs and festivals are a fixture in warm or moderate weather. You don't have to buy anything--just walk around and enjoy. Readings and lectures are often offered by colleges or bookstores. What could be more romantic than learning together? Dinner and drinks together can get really pricey, but sometimes you want the enjoyment of going out to eat. Buying an indulgent dessert from your favorite restaurant feels celebratory, and it's a great way to split the difference. If you both want to, you can even split a large dessert. Also, make sure to leave your server a nice tip--it adds to the romance,
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Go on a long walk. Stargaze Check out cultural events in your town. Go out for dessert.
Article: White, French, or sourdough sandwich bread will work great for this, but you can also use other types as well, such as wheat. Do not use baguette for this. For a tasty twist, use mayonnaise instead of butter. Place one of the bread slices, buttered-side-down on the cutting board. Layer the ham and cheese on top, then press the final bread slice on top. Make sure that the buttered side is facing up. When you grill the sandwich, the butter will help make the bread nice and crispy. The number of slices of ham and cheese does not have to be exact. You can use more/less of ham or cheese depending on your personal taste. Cheddar is the most popular choice, but you can also use other cheeses as well, such as Comte, Gouda, Gruyere, Monterey Jack, or Swiss. For an added punch of flavor, add some ranch dressing on top of the ham and cheese before you put the final slice of bread down. Place a skillet on the stove and let it get hot; you do not need to add any butter on it. Once the skillet is hot enough, place the sandwich on it and let it cook for 2 to 3 minutes. The sandwich is ready when the cheese melts and the bread turns golden brown. Use a heavy pot to press the sandwich down before you flip it and just before you take it off the skillet. This will flatten the sandwich and make it easier to eat. You can serve it as it is, or add a side, such as chips or fries.
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Spread some butter on one side of each slice of bread. Assemble the sandwich, with the buttered sides of the bread on the outside. Cook the sandwich on a skillet over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes. Flip the sandwich over using a spatula, then cook it a few minutes more. Serve the sandwich while it is still warm.