Haaa... usually chilling from the night before. Saturday is live music, beer and talking to strangers. Not last night. Not feeling that hot anymore. So this Sunday is only chilling and waiting to get back to work, which is the one thing that keeps my wheels spinning.

Drink knock off Pedialyte.

Sunday mornings I drink coffee and see if my boom box can drown out the boom box from the apartments next door. They are outside in the yard and usually take the hint and move back indoors. If you are outside I don't need to hear your music.

Being retired, Sunday is pretty much like any other day, except if I want to go out, I try to avoid the high traffic areas where the weekenders go- with one exception; when my bike riding buddy is gone RV traveling, I sometimes feel safer riding my mountainbike during times when I know there will be more people on the trails. One never knows what catastrophe is waiting around the next hairpin turn, and knowing there are other riders out there is somewhat comforting.

I go brunch. Watch Premier League, then NFL, then a nap, and then who knows.

Sunday mornings are when I do most of my work at the local VFW, where I am the Quartermaster and do other duties. I like to think I'm doing actual good deeds in support of my comrades.

First and foremost I praise, worship, and glorify my Lord and personal Savior, JESUS CHRIST! Then I pause and remember I don't believe in Jesus Christ so I feel kinda silly and I take back all the praise, worship, and glory I just offered him, scratch my ass cuz it itches and then go out and mow the lawn.

Unless it's raining then I'll just go back inside and download some porn.

Sleep ? ? ?

Sleep until late. Munch some food. Catch up with some work. Go to bed.

I watch The Atheist Experience, or enjoy the lack of crowds by getting out in the morning while all the bible thumpers are at church.

Usually laundry, vacuuming, pulling weeks, sleep, and a few hours online (agnostic.com)

i use Sunday to start getting stressed about the return of the workweek. mostly kidding, i love my job. i know it's backwards, but I'm still learning how to fully enjoy my Sundays w/o feeling that kernel of regret, like how i feel at the end of summer when there's a whiff of autumn in the air...nostalgic for summer because i know WINTER'S COMING.

Check people out of the BnB, clean, laundry, go to my Buddhist group, make tea, work on consulting jobs and NOT waste time on Agnosticdotcom

Hike if weather/time permit

Go to Chik I'll Fate.

Bit of a lie, unless I'm working an early, boot sale, swimming, time with youngest. Today was taken up getting ready for a camping holiday on Dartmoor

Sunday is usually a work day. If not there's usually family stuff to deal with.

Not much. Recover from karaoke night on Saturday mostly. Read, watch a couple episodes of Dexter (only four episodes left and then I'll have to find something new to watch) and do some laundry if it's needed.

Do some cleaning, make a large (for me) breakfast. Then whatever. Read, sew, play games on phone, color, watch something on Netflix. Take garbage out layer.

I try to make sure I have something to do on Sundays. It must be the most incorrectly named day in Ireland. It is just about never sunny. It is a dull, depressing day. I'm glad when Monday comes and the world is busy again. I don't want to join them, though. I just want to use the facilities (no, not the toilets, I mean the library, café, etc.)

Laugh at the silly blue laws here that say I can't buy beer or wine (but not hard liquor) until after noon, unless I were at a restaurant - then I could have a Bloody Mary in the AM if I wanted to.

Fortunately, church never occupied any part of Sunday as I was growing up. I usually have things I want to get done on the weekend but no fixed pattern if it is Saturday or Sunday to get them done. It helps that my work schedule is every other Friday off to get more days for weekend stuff every other week.

The usual "chores" as it were for the weekend.

Bake bread
Ride my bike
Groceries for the week
Laundry / Housecleaning

Currently cutting ceramic inserts for my fireplace