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Nanabilly Sun 21-Jan-18 11:06:55

Me too , I would much rather stay in and if I can't be bothered to cook we will order takeaway.
In summer we love to do a bbq and eat outside or even cook inside and eat al fresco ,IF the weather is warm enough that is .
WE stopped going out when people still smoked in public places because of the smoke and my asthma but never restarted it when it stopped.
The noise irritated the hell out of me with my hearing problems too.
So no you are not alone and I am only just 60 so it's not an age thing either

henetha Sun 21-Jan-18 11:00:39

Definitely sharing the feeling. I hate going out on long dark winter evenings.

Teetime Sun 21-Jan-18 10:45:17

We are going to the cinema this afternoon - we normally go on a weekday morning but we couldn't fit it in this week.

jusnoneed Sun 21-Jan-18 10:43:22

We were talking about this a couple days ago with sis/bro in law. We all agreed that when you walk out the door and it's cold or wet you think is it worth it, and then find out place is so noisy you cannot have a conversation properly. I'd rather stay home in the dry these days - cannot remember the last time I went out for an evening although my OH goes out a couple nights each week.

Teetime Sun 21-Jan-18 10:38:04

We went out yesterday evening for an anniversary dinner and I confess I would rather have had a meal at home. As the restaurant is within 15 mins walking distance that's what we did on an very icy night thinking the exercise is good for us and then DH can share a bottle of wine with me. The restaurant was crowded and noisy- the food was good but not excellent and I was exhausted by the time we got home.
I'm thinking now that is this a sign of ageing not wanting to go out in the evening- anyone else sharing this feeling with me?