Going to the zoo for a second date?

[red324]

So it's hot out where I live and most women don't like the heat which makes me wonder if this would be a disastrous idea for a second date? Maybe we should just go bowling and stay in the ac. I mean the heat doesn't bother me, but women hate it. Opinions?

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I haven't be to the zoo in years and can't remember if most areas are covered walking or if we're just wide open in the sun.

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So her dad's in town and he's leaving later tomorrow than we thought. I suggested we have dinner at her place since the zoo closes early. She never responded...

[TommyMountainFigure]

I'd call the bowling place and ask them if they can hold a lane for a few games, and if the zoo idea falls flat when you tell her, you have plan b in place.

[red324]

Not a bad idea. I can mention that to her. Bowling alley's around me aren't that popular so having to reserve a time isn't necessary unless its like a holiday weekend.

[TommyMountainFigure]

Actually that applies to all dates you go on. Always have a plan b at the ready.

[red324]

Do you tell her the plan B or is that just something I keep in mind for myself in case something happens. Like we get to the zoo and they're closed for some reason or it rains.

[TommyMountainFigure]

No I never mention it if I don't need to. I like it to feel as if I came up with the idea on the spur of the moment.

[Anonymous]

That sounds fun. A lot of zoos have shady areas from the trees and they have air conditioned buildings with more animals inside. It's a good date idea

[slatyb]

Sounds like th he wrote ring time of year fur that

[Iron_Man]

Just ask her what she thinks

[red324]

She wanted to leave the date ideas up to me.

[Iron_Man]

Take her to zoo Miami