By Malori Mitchell
* Feed ducks at the duck pond
* Make graham cracker houses and decorate them according to the season
* Buy things at garage sales, then sell them on eBay to get money for another date
* Volunteer to usher for a play and get in free
* BYU concerts and events
* BYU museums and exhibits
* A “barbarian feast”-Make spaghetti, take it to a park, cover the tables with plastic wrap. Then serve the spaghetti and eat it with your hands. Jessica Scribner, 19, Orem.
* Hiking
* “For a double date, we went to a book store and had to find a book that described the other person,” Jessica Crystal, 19, Orem.
* Rock skipping contest
* Sharing picture albums
* Watch old videos of one another”s childhood
* Record your date with pictures and scrapbook them
* Paper airplane contest
* Scavenger hunt
* Walk in the park when it”s snowing so you have to get really close
* Watch air shows at the air force base
* People watch
* Buy sidewalk chalk and draw all over the sidewalks
* Draw pictures of each other
* Have a coloring contest
* Paint with your toes
* Go to an arcade
* Go to a pet store and act like you are puppy shopping
* Learn how to crochet
* Knit each other scarves
* Make snowmen
* Have snowball fights
* Teach your date how to change oil and tires
* Hike to the Y, lie upside down and view the lights
* Watch the sun set or rise
* Make a movie
* Dress up and buy a $5 gift, then find a wedding reception to attend
* Go to an art museum, bring a clipboard and act like you are art critics
* Bake cookies together
* Cook an inexpensive meal
* Have an un-birthday party. Make a cake, go to a nickel arcade and with the tickets you earn, cash them in for gifts and give them to the person who is having the un-birthday. Tiffani Nichlos, 20, BYU student.
* Play tennis
* Snowshoeing
* Write a song
* Go to DI, then choose clothing for each other to wear around town
* Volunteer at the animal shelter
* Volunteer at BYU”s Center for Service and Learning
* Volunteer at a soup kitchen
* Go to Macey”s Little Theater date night.
