How do you really feel about Sundays?
 

As it says in t’title. And if you do know what to do with yourself beyond church activities and then dreading Monday in boredom, do let us know what.

No church activities, it's a day off which makes it a good day

…anything beginning in ‘Sun…’ in the title and I read it as Sunak…’How do you really feel about Sunak…’….


…*puts rant away safely back in the back…next time, maybe…*

Accidentally voted for the third option as well as the fourth. I’m certainly no lover of Sundays all the way through.

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It’s also an incredibly boring day minus a few highlights.

Sundays are great

plenty football, spot of gardening

Love Sundays.
Weekends are family time as kids are off work.

@Kate: you tend to prefer weekdays anyway, don’t you?

@Redway yes I do, weekend nights are boring and Sundays is all day long tbh.

If you want to tag me you need to put Kate!

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No it isn't

Few beers, roast dinner, afternoon nap and then back on the ale.

Often my weeks are so hectic that Sunday is the day I settle down and relax
Preparing for that on Saturday and then all the decks cleared for Sunday.

However for the next 5 Sundays it's going to get more crazy with working each one for the election.

Sunday is generally however the day I relax, catch up with family and friends if I want to and do next to nothing.

You should have tried Sundays in the 70s

church all morning

3 TV stations that started at 12 midday, only 2 kids shows on in the afternoon
TV shut down at 10.30pm

All shops shut

no mobile phones, no computers, no consoles

"Everyday is like Sunday
Everyday is silent and grey."

Ah, yeah. Gotcha.

No trainers just black or white plimsoles/pumps , no computer gaming, no internet or Sky Sports or music downloading, no movies online / streamed .. no pausing TV


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I work Sundays and I don't mind that at all.
I have tomorrow off and that's very rare.

Sometimes it feels like you might as well work half of Sundays, because it’s not like people tend to have a whole-lot stacked up to do on Sunday anyway. Sometimes it really do be like, ‘what-else you gonna do besides laundry and staring at the ceiling with Songs of Praise on standby?’

Nah….sleep in recovering from Saturday night, up in time to get ready for the afternoon session, home for a big dinner, bit of bedroom aerobics , a good long bath then listening to music.
Chill before the mad week of work and nights out ahead. The only night in to be fair.

For a period many years ago I worked what we were told was a ‘European’ schedule..

We worked 6 straight days then two days off .. took a little while to get used to it but it was rather nice after that


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Every day is like Sunday.

:nono:

not everyone was a punk rocker like you

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Lazy Sundays are great.....until the Subday blues kick in

And what time do the Sunday blues tend to kick in for you?

Around 5pm ish
When I've got to start thinking about getting things ready for Monday morning