<human>: Just moved to a new city for work about 5 months ago, and I was lucky enough to meet a really awesome girl during a Meetup about 2 months ago. In that time things have gone quite slowly, but really well. It took about 6 or 7 "dates" before I got the nerve to kiss her, but when I did she was receptive. We've seen each other a couple times after that, and things have gone well, although the relationship has not progressed physically or emotionally from there.

Here is the issue, I'm very concerned that she will lose interest in me before long. I'm afraid that this potential relationship will quickly become repetitive and boring for her. Due to our work schedules, we only have the opportunity to get together once a week, on the same day every week. We've made plans to get together on that day the last few weeks, but even when we hang out, I feel like it's the same ol' thing. Usually go out to dinner, maybe come back to my place and chill with my roommates. Nothing terribly exciting. We both like the outdoors, but we're both only available at night, and the weather is not conducive to outdoor fun. When we get together, I feel bad cause I don't have anything fun or exciting planned, and I get nervous and it feels like I run out of things to talk about. I want to show her that I am creative and interesting, but when I try to think of some fun things to do, I just draw blanks.

With limited availability, and apparently a limited imagination, how can I keep a brand new potential relationship exciting for both of us?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: How can I avoid boring dates and redundancy in a promising new potential relationship, given very limited opportunities to see one another?