Ain’t No Teddy Bears on This Picnic
12November 11, 2011 by Kat Richter
Sushi it is.
And bread.
And cheese (three varieties to be exact. I got to Whole Foods and just couldn’t control myself).
And prosciutto (he is a man…).
And wine.
And hummus, veggies, fruit, chocolate chip cookies, hot chocolate and bar of Fairtrade mint dark chocolate to counteract the efforts of the “Garlic Lovers” hummus.
It is a date after all.
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My name is Kat Richter and I'm a writer, dancer and reformed serial dater. I write about relationships, travel, bargain basement fashion and the funny things I see and hear around Philadelphia. Enjoy, and remember: its not dating, its fieldwork!
Would that we all (men and women alike) put as much thought as dates as you do, Kat!
D’oh–meant say “thought into dates,” not “as.” Either too much coffee or not enough.
Wish I could be as creative! Have a cool time, Kat.
@ Mark Ha, ha, I actually read it the way you intended!
Sounds like a fun date, enjoy!
Hey Kat, if Ms. D and the Wedding Date don’t work out, I propose a picnic date with the two of us. Holy crap, that meal sounds fantastic!
And I especially liked the prosciutto reasoning: it’s valid.
Glad you took my advice about the meat.
And I’m just gonna say it — maybe maybe you and Zak should go on a date.
Seriously. I’ve been thinking that for a while now… I just didn’t want to say it first!
Well, I’m flattered!
Thanks.
Haha– I’ll keep this in mind
Darn it! I knew I should’ve offered while I was single
Well, I’m sure Ms. D will understand and let me go on a bloggie-date with Ms. Kat (who she’s heard all about, of course!), if the opportunity ever arises.
Well it did mean you did not actually have to make a decision. Just go for everything.
I hope he volunteers to carry the picnic.
Definitely!