Ok I know Ohio doesn't sound all that sexy but....

I just found this really cool website that has events listed all over the state.

http://www.discoverohio.com/calendar/default.asp

I found about 50 fun things to do with about an hours worth of research. I am planing events every weekend. Soon we will hand feed humingbirds, go out ghost hunting and help make a building out of strawbales.

I have already used this to find unique things like a riverboat dinner cruise and meeting a nationally reknown sculptor (he has great nudes!)

I have found that romance can be over rated but fun is a great way to set the mood.

So if you don't live in Ohio look aound and find your states website, go have fun with your significant other and fun will follow in the bedroom!

I suggest Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point myself. Guaranteed to make her wet. Unfortunately that's usually from scaring the pee out of her! LOL

We plan on doin Cedar Point durring the "Hallow weekends" celebration, probably in full costume.

That would be a lot of fun. I know I went on Millenium Force a few years ago at night and the first drop with the fog rolling in from the lake felt like you were going to drop off the face of the planet!

Heroic, I used to travel to Ohio fairly regularly for work. Kind of near-nowhere Ohio, about 30 mins south of Akron. Not the most exciting place, given my perspective of a long-time NYC resident. But when I travel for work, I just can't stay in my hotel room all night, every night. I have to get out and find something to do. So I made it a point to get to know Ohio. Over the years, I ended up finding a lot of fun things to to: baseball games in Cleveland and in Akron (AA Akron Aeros), pretty darn fine dining experiences, trips through Amish country, visit to a llama farm, even a winery tour! Which just proves that you can find good times just about anywhere!

Lately, I've been traveling to sunny San Diego every week, where it is a bit easier to find the fun. I'm thinking of hitting the zoo this week. And I am planning to get my guy down for a weekend, so we can take in the fun sites, then retire to a cozy room for some indoor fun!

Not necessarily Ohio, but it's amazing the things you can find here in the town I used to (and still do occasionally) call the toe jam of Oregon. The trick is finding it. Very few places have absolutely nothing to do nearby, it's just that a lot of people end up having no desire to find it for one reason or another.

Next weekend we're taking the kids to the county fair.

~Ang

Wow, this is so cool, I was afraid this thread would be a dud.

I guess I am not suprised though, there are some very creative and intelligent people here.

We are trying to use our move to help break us out of the sitting down in front of the TV for entertainment.

We got rid of cable and that helped tremendously. Granted, we still have DVDs and video games, not to mention our computers, but...

~Ang

Oh Celticfrog I wanted to recomend a game to you since you're a gamer geek, have you tried Steve Jackon's Munchkin game?

http://www.sjgames.com/munchkin/game/

It is a card game based on D&D and is a great hoot to play.

Here in beautiful San Antonio, there's no end to the entertainment venues, museums, historical sites, and parks. Top that off with the world-famous Riverwalk, one of the nation's top ten zoos, a Six Flags theme park, and one of only 3 Sea World parks in the USA and you have hundreds of options for fun. My guy and I love to hang out at the Botanical Gardens. Neither of us is a gardener or knows much about horticulture, but it's just fun to play checkers on a blanket in the tea garden or wander beneath the seemingly endless arbors. After the hectic pace of life in the big city, it's a great way to slow down on a quiet weekend evening. Heroic is right, having fun often does lead to fun in the bedroom!

I encourage all of you to take advantage of the opportunities around where you live and try something new. Who knows? It could be fun, and it just might pay off in the bedroom later!