Do you like it? Is it diffrent to you then other days of the week? How so?



I always loved sundays. The world it would seem was more at peace. I am sure this is because everyone trys to take it easy.

Sunday is my relaxing day, i go sit out on the stoop and, play my guitar...

i love sundays! this will be the only day i don't work now! just me and my daughter, having fun and hanging out all day long!

oh, and doing laundry, cleaning the house, washing dishes, vacuuming . . . come to think of it, sunday isn't sounding very good to me anymore.

Get to play football so yes I love sundays

I love sundays, most of the time I really do. But I don't like that the shops are closed on that day, because I often forget to buy food on Saturday.

This weekend has been hell though. I've worked twenty hours trying to make one exam for my seventy students, and it's still not finished yet.

The worst thing is the woman I'm replacing will be back on wednesday, so I won't be there on the exam itself. I will only be taking the oral exams from the 11th graders.

Still, december will be a hell of a month, doing most of the things this bitch should do. And I'll only receive 700 euros instead of 1500.

You hear it, today has been Frustration Sunday.

mdiver said:

It's a slightly more laid-back pace... ...I always loved relaxing on the couch and reading the Sunday paper in the morning, taking my time.

I'm usualy bored, but I need to be bored at least ones a week

Whateva said:

I have my life set up so that I am bored once a week too. I am bored between sunday morning and late into saturday night.

On Sundays I play field-hockey and drink beers afterwards.....

MickG said:

i sundays

TR always cooks a huge southern breakfast and life seems to slow just a tad

Sundays, for me, were a drag because they were always so regimental (church, Sunday School, work - I used to do a 10 hour shift).

Even when I went to Uni, and left that all behind, I still used to get a feeling of dread as soon as I thought of 'Sunday'.

Now, Sundays are:

~ roast dinners hubba hubba
~ reading the papers
~ chilling out
~ seeing friends
~ NOT being in work

Oh, and sometimes a day of recovery.

What's to hate?

lemme see, church, so that involves preparing on Saturday, as with the rest of the week, then if I am lucky, which I usually am, I get a good nap in the afternoon. And prep for work starts again in the evening.

"sunday morning, you lift me up, you lift me up, you lift me up."

Sunday is when I go dancing. I LOVE SUNDAYS!!!!! WOO HOOO!!!!!


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I hate the weekend, may favourite days are Mondays

charlottegelin said:

because the brats go back to school?

MickG said:

they haven't started school yet! It's because when my husband is home it is double the workload for me.

MickG said:

don't feel like killing yourself yet??

charlottegelin said:

Get yourself anotherone

charlottegelin said:

WTF ? should be less work when your partner is home to help out ...

MickG said:

LOL at brats










Sundays? Hmm, this is cooking and cleaning day Watching a video or something.

Sundays are as long as I don't have to work

Mach said:

he does help.

The problem is I can't shake this ingrained idea that weekends are for relaxing

A typical Sunday: I do something while he minds the kids or he does something while I mind them. Or we attempt the impossible with all of us doing something together.

The kids are extra hyper because daddy is home and that makes me edgy because I think somewhere in there I wouldn't mind having a conversation with him. All four of them demand my attention and it exhausts me.

I think this minght become better once they are all school age (I hope).

Whateva said:

that is a joke, right?

I do want one more, but for all the wrong reasons - I LOVE babies (and then they grow up)

charlottegelin said:

or did you mean another HUSBAND?

It is Sunday again. How was your week?

I slept until 1pm today. I feel great. I have to go out food shopping today, and I am sure with the season shoppers this is going to be an event I would have rather stayed home for. Oh well... what must be done needs get done.

MickG said:

the week was very busy as usual, and how i like it

the weekend has been a wonderful pre Yule mix of dance and good food...family and laughter

and a little relaxation

Christmas radio station playing in the back ground of an open house. I find myself dressed to go out. We need to food shop. Maybe we will stop at the starbucks. Peace loves.

MickG said:

i'm so jealous!





the closest starbucks is 2 hours away.

i think i need to start a support group . . .

Here's my average week:

Sunday - drink tea, do sudoku puzzles, exercise
Sunday - drink tea, tidy room
Sunday - drink tea, exercise
Sunday - drink tea, food shopping
Sunday - drink tea, exercise
Sunday - drink tea, read
Sunday - relax









God I'm lazy.

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