Idealistic? many romantic things we secretly wish for in our hearts are idealistic.. and if it's not as idealistic then I don't know how the yearn for it emerged. I wouldn't have to wish for it then, since it's very probable and 'realistic'.
Yearn is a verb, I think you mean yearning.
Anyways enough of that.
I got serenaded at my year 10 formal in front of my entire year. A year later, some people were still like "I can't believe he had the balls to do that =O!". I guess I'd give him a few brownie points for singing a song in Chinese in front of an audience where most weren't Asian haha.
On my 16th birthday, that same person built me a "beach" at Burwood, that Park in front of Westfield shopping centre (ha, I live in Sydney). Basically, he ordered 1m by 1m amount of sand and pitched up an umbrella, bought some strawberry-flavoured cheesecake and watermelon. We didn't get the chance to go to a beach because it was the beginning of winter.
I was sick and he bought me tigerbalm which I never really used <_<.
Spending time in the city after school until 8 or 9 on a school night, eating ice cream at Capitol (not such a great place for ice-cream, tiramisu was too sweet), taking pictures, walking around Darling Harbour, the Rocks...
After a 2 weeks gap where I couldn't meet up with him for reasons I can't remember I visited him at his place and his Mum and I both creeped up on him and surprised him with me? (sounds weird). He was so glad, I was so glad, but I got in so much trouble that day with my parents because I wasn't meant to be out and it took me ages to get home. (We lived 1 hour or so away from each other; a train and a bus.)
Haha, I don't remember anymore, it's been more than a year and he's with someone new and going to another uni. Life moves on but the feelings are stagnant =/. Oh well.