What do you actually do on Sundays?
 

Do you have a stereotypical “Sunday-lazy-fun(-ish) day through-and-through (not even bothering with a big Sunday lunch) or do you try and add some activity/routines (e.g., church) to the picture?

.... summer

Maybe a car boot sale early doors , walk the Dawg , all English fry up for brunch , watch whatever sport is on the telly and random snoozes whenever..


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Go to the dump, clean car and general housework am, me and the boy have a fry-up lunch watching football and then i work till around 7 or so.

(The) Real Housewives of Atlanta*

I give up my time for charitable causes

If only every day could be Saturday.

Work and if not working then just chilling normally

doing nothing, chilling (listening to music, playing games on forums)


off season from when there's no football on tv, then watching films or series


otherwise watching football, supporting my fave team Fortuna

Football season we always have a game most Sunday mornings...drink at the pub, home for dinner or stop for a Roast somewhere and earlie-ish night.
Summer....out for a drive..go to a farm-shop/quirky Barn shops..stop for a drink then home for dinner or a BBQ.
Having said that...I have had a mega lie in today and doing very little as I have not been well all week...:bawling:

Just had our fry up and watched the Man City v Real Madrid 2 legged semi from last season

How City wound up losing that tie is a mystery:shrug:

What’s been up with you, buddy?

I wouldn’t be quick to put too much faith in any team besides the Reds (not that I’m an avid football fan like that but I support who I support).

Big fan of conservative activities

April - September = cricket
September - March = all day football/NFL

Both bookended by a fry up and takeaway

I go away most weekends, we have a bit of a project that we're working on atm so that and then travel back home at 4-5ish

What's "conservative" about going Church and doing simple household tasks? :joker:

And now it’s Monday. What a joy.

Best day of the week, right?

I’m talking about conservatism in the sense of ‘traditional social/mums-y-inspired activities,’ not politics. Come on, man. You know that.

Bit sexist :idc:

My bad. ;)

Ditto. They kind of give you a bit of stable grounding after a wild Friday/Saturday.

Today isn't a bad Monday, I've taken a few days off this week so I'm only at work today and tomorrow :hee:

In other words today’s your Thursday sequel to a five-day weekend?

Talk about alright for some.

I just can’t jibe with Mondays even if they’re going alright technically. I’d take one bad Friday (or even Thursday) over 8 good Mondays any day of the week. It’s worse when you didn’t get enough time to rest properly over the weekend and you go into Monday just knowing it’s going to be one of those weeks and it’s just the beginning.