How do you spend Sundays ?

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

2 cracking games on telly later,c'mon Arsenal and Liverpool.

How can you prefer a London club to a local one?

[amateur51]

Since working irregular hours and days in my first job a very long time ago, I've never managed to settle down to anything like the concept of a weekend - let alone Sunday being special! Probably not a good idea in the long run as every day seems to become a 'working day' !

I'm sure that you have good reasons for working like this RM but please take this advice seriously from one who's been there & suffered badly for it - please don't do it over anything like an extended period

[Mr Pee]

Well today I went for a lovely 15 mile bike ride up into the South Downs- absolutely glorious, views down over the Solent, a close encounter with a Buzzard, and a nice combination of a headwind on the way out, and a tailwind on the way home. The only downside was a small number of moronic car drivers who seem to think that 2 centimetres is sufficient clearance when passing a bicycle.

Then came home and watched last night's "Borgen", which is quite outstanding television. Just about to settle down with the Sunday Times.

Of course, my Sundays are rather different when the Formula One season is up and running!! Only 60 days to go until the Australian Grand Prix!!

[Anna]

No particular routine except sorting and putting out recycling for collection tomorrow - Sunday is a lazy day in Winter. R3 goes on first thing and stays on, at least until after the repeat of CE. Finally get round to reading yesterday's Times and make a start on the jumbo crossword, various emails and phone calls, tidy up kitchen. Will have a look at the new PG Wodehouse on tv, perhaps Antique Roadshow, and finish the book I'm reading. Usually early night in preparation for Monday. Generally just a relaxing day.

[mangerton]

Today has been/will be fairly typical. Up, breakfast, choir practice at 10.30 and church service afterwards. Lunch with miss m who also sings, either at mine, at hers, or out. (It was at mine today.) Catch up here. Later I'll watch Wodehouse and "Borgen", then it's music on CD.

I used to do the "early Sunday night, Monday tomorrow" routine, but my regular late shift (11.30 - 20.00) at work was moved to a Monday two years ago, so it no longer applies.

[Flay]

Supposedly a quick tidy of son's room while he is at university. Clean the carpet please, it shouldn't take long.... 2 hours later said carpet cleaner is in pieces on bedroom floor as I try to work out why it isn't working...

[teamsaint]

Supposedly a quick tidy of son's room while he is at university. Clean the carpet please, it shouldn't take long.... 2 hours later said carpet cleaner is in pieces on bedroom floor as I try to work out why it isn't working...

you have my sympathy in all aspects of the situation, Flay.
Student level carpet cleaner needs inventing also.

[Flosshilde]

Since working irregular hours and days in my first job a very long time ago, I've never managed to settle down to anything like the concept of a weekend - let alone Sunday being special! Probably not a good idea in the long run as every day seems to become a 'working day' !

The same thing applies if you are self-employed or retired.

[Flosshilde]

Supposedly a quick tidy of son's room while he is at university. Clean the carpet please, it shouldn't take long.... 2 hours later said carpet cleaner is in pieces on bedroom floor as I try to work out why it isn't working...

Probably need to hire industrial cleaners

[Beef Oven]

Recovering from Thursday, Alison !

No two ever the same.

But sitting here with Debussy playing and a pot of tea does very nicely for now.

You are lucky ts.

On Sundays I get up out of my shoebox at twelve o'clock at night, and LICK the road clean wit' tongue. Then I eat half a handful of freezing cold gravel, work twenty-four hours at the mill for fourpence every six years, and when I get home, my Dad slices me in two with a bread knife.

[MrGongGong]

The same thing applies if you are self-employed or retired.

I can't see the second following the first though
back to the project planning and edit .........

[EdgeleyRob]

You are lucky ts.

On Sundays I get up out of my shoebox at twelve o'clock at night, and LICK the road clean wit' tongue. Then I eat half a handful of freezing cold gravel, work twenty-four hours at the mill for fourpence every six years, and when I get home, my Dad slices me in two with a bread knife.

Luxury.

[teamsaint]

of course we had it tough.....

[Beef Oven]

of course we had it tough.....

Since you spend Sundays listening to Debussy, regarding wind pieces, perhaps an arrangement of Debussy's 'apres midi d'un faune et Le Pétomane'?

[EdgeleyRob]

How can you prefer a London club to a local one?

Just me being childish EA.

I have to work with fans of these clubs and it makes Mondays a little more bearable if they lose.

Walk in the park for Citeh at the moment though.