sundays!

wadk

So what do your sundays consist of
Do you sup even though it's work tomorrow and would that be every week??
I drop my daughter home, open a bottle of red and catch up on the sports recordings

Sheep Lover

Vegged out in front of the TV in a disgusting state of sweat, dried cum and grease.

tomwaterford

Today....trying to make it out the other side of. Hangover alive

The Moldy Gowl

Sheep Lover wrote: »

Vegged out in front of the TV in a disgusting state of sweat, dried cum and grease.

It's around now I can feel the grease dripping down off my hair and any time I move my legs I get that waft of fermented ball sweat

Sleep in (or sleep off the drink from sat night) and watch sport all day is my normal Sunday. Go to mass in the evening and grab some sort of take away to finish off the day.

'Sunday Bloody Sunday'. What a great song. It really encapsulates the frustration of a Sunday, doesn't it? You wake up in the morning, you've got to read all the Sunday papers, the kids are running round, you've got to mow the lawn, wash the car, and you think "Sunday, bloody Sunday!".

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Mass. Meet up with friends for coffee. Make dinner and have dinner with kids and grand kids. Watch rugby. A glass of brandy watching TV later. A fairly standard and enjoyable Sunday.

the evasion_kid

Mostly reading or fishing

wadk

Dónal wrote: »

'Sunday Bloody Sunday'. What a great song. It really encapsulates the frustration of a Sunday, doesn't it? You wake up in the morning, you've got to read all the Sunday papers, the kids are running round, you've got to mow the lawn, wash the car, and you think "Sunday, bloody Sunday!".

Yep, it can be a howler of a day despite being a day of supposed rest
Leaves me with roundy arse syndrome

Kevhog1988

Started work at 6.30am, still here

starlit

Can either be a boring, relaxing or busy day! Usually a day of rest or going somewhere! :cool:

wadk

Jenny Brave Nachos wrote: »

Mass. Meet up with friends for coffee. Make dinner and have dinner with kids and grand kids. Watch rugby. A glass of brandy watching TV later. A fairly standard and enjoyable Sunday.

Are you sir henry regan from blood bloods??:-)

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

the evasion_kid wrote: »

Mostly reading or fishing

Are you mad! Reading is Tuesday and Wednesday, while fishing is Monday and Thursday. You need to sort your life out.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

wadk wrote: »

Are you sir henry regan from blood bloods??:-)

I have no idea what any of that means so no, I suppose.

wadk

Jenny Brave Nachos wrote: »

I have no idea what any of that means so no, I suppose.

Everything you described is a scripted scene from the tv series blue bloods

Lapin

wadk wrote: »

So what do your sundays consist of

Bed, coffee and newspapers in the morning.

Then a nice big fry in the hotel in town.

Then watch Liverpool beat Man City.

Then watch Ireland beat England.

Having a nice roast dinner while Connacht hammer Trevisio now.

Few pints later.

And looking good for a bit of :):) later tonight. :cool:


I fukin love Sunday and wish they were all like today

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

wadk wrote: »

Everything you described is a scripted scene from the tv series blue bloods

I've never seen it but so be it if my Sundays match with anybody else's. I don't have a patent on it. I doubt my Sundays are in any way unique.

RobertKK

Mass, only the necessary farm work, watch sport, relax.

whatdoicare

Three baskets full to over flowing of laundry - washing machine and dryer have been going since 9am, so basically I've been washing, hanging, folding, sorting and loading all flipping day.
Either that or we'll all have to go naked for the week. :pac:
Next up - three days of washing up my OH was supposed to do but didn't!!:mad:

Ruu

Glenroe then homework.

wadk

Ruu wrote: »

Glenroe then homework.

School around the corner!!!!

sozbox

buy and read the sunday newspapers, followed by some cleaning or grocery shopping. Evenings usually catch up TV shows, have a quiet pint or fight off Sunday night syndrome in advance of work Monday.

CJ Haughey

Jenny Brave Nachos wrote: »

Mass. Meet up with friends for coffee. Make dinner and have dinner with kids and grand kids. Watch rugby. A glass of brandy watching TV later. A fairly standard and enjoyable Sunday.

Do you go to first or second mass, i prefer the first mass the priest is more in control of the mass.

Tigger

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPzDTfIb0DU

anncoates

Bring my kids football training in the morning. Usually head out somewhere like the park, shops or markets for an hour or two. Veg out and have a big dinner. Bath kids in the evening and watch TV with a beer or two.

Before the kids came along, I loved Sunday pints. Something about Sunday afternoon pints that's great.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

CJ Haughey wrote: »

Do you go to first or second mass, i prefer the first mass the priest is more in control of the mass.

Our rural parish only has one priest and one mass, so technically first mass, I suppose?

Aongus Von Bismarck

I love Sundays.

I'll kick off the morning with a 10k. Few things better than getting up early and hitting the tarmac. Hearing the birds starting to sing and the Sun starting to edge its way over the horizon. I'll head home, hit the sauna, before winding down in the steam shower.

I'll then check out the news. Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung is my paper of choice of a Sunday, so I'll spend some time reading it. I only wish that more Irish people spoke German so they could understand the pragmatic and enlightened opinions of the centre-right here in Germany. It boils down to "we gave you money, so now we'd like it back. Please. This is only fair".

I'll listen to a podcast while I prepare breakfast. This morning was the full Irish. We invited some friends over for it, as we were going for a hike afterwards. We had rashers and sausages from Pat Loughnane in Loughrea and black pudding from Inch House.

Hit the road for a trip into the hills. Nice relaxed hike. Headed into a local pub where they had the Ireland England game available to watch. We shared a huge cheese and cured meat platter. German portions! I was driving, so didn't sample the local beer.

Having a glass of Reisling at the moment. Watching the football highlights and thinking about rustling up a snack.

Sheep Lover

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

I love Sundays.

I'll kick off the morning with a 10k. Few things better than getting up early and hitting the tarmac. Hearing the birds starting to sing and the Sun starting to edge its way over the horizon. I'll head home, hit the sauna, before winding down in the steam shower.

I'll then check out the news. Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung is my paper of choice of a Sunday, so I'll spend some time reading it. I only wish that more Irish people spoke German so they could understand the pragmatic and enlightened opinions of the centre-right here in Germany. It boils down to "we gave you money, so now we'd like it back. Please. This is only fair".

I'll listen to a podcast while I prepare breakfast. This morning was the full Irish. We invited some friends over for it, as we were going for a hike afterwards. We had rashers and sausages from Pat Loughnane in Loughrea and black pudding from Inch House.

Hit the road for a trip into the hills. Nice relaxed hike. Headed into a local pub where they had the Ireland England game available to watch. We shared a huge cheese and cured meat platter. German portions! I was driving, so didn't sample the local beer.

Having a glass of Reisling at the moment. Watching the football highlights and thinking about rustling up a snack.

Will you compete an Ironman or maybe a marathon after the snack?

Robsweezie

they're of the mylazy variety :-)

lufties

Watched rugby, went to the gym..cook nice food

taytobreath

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

I love Sundays.

I'll kick off the morning with a 10k. Few things better than getting up early and hitting the tarmac. Hearing the birds starting to sing and the Sun starting to edge its way over the horizon. I'll head home, hit the sauna, before winding down in the steam shower.

I'll then check out the news. Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung is my paper of choice of a Sunday, so I'll spend some time reading it. I only wish that more Irish people spoke German so they could understand the pragmatic and enlightened opinions of the centre-right here in Germany. It boils down to "we gave you money, so now we'd like it back. Please. This is only fair".

I'll listen to a podcast while I prepare breakfast. This morning was the full Irish. We invited some friends over for it, as we were going for a hike afterwards. We had rashers and sausages from Pat Loughnane in Loughrea and black pudding from Inch House.

Hit the road for a trip into the hills. Nice relaxed hike. Headed into a local pub where they had the Ireland England game available to watch. We shared a huge cheese and cured meat platter. German portions! I was driving, so didn't sample the local beer.

Having a glass of Reisling at the moment. Watching the football highlights and thinking about rustling up a snack.

in other words u had 8 **** and 8 snoozes

Sundays usually consist of waking up with no hangover, doing a long run, a food shop, cooking food for the week, and walking the mutt.

Today started waking at 6am with a mouth like ghandi's flip flop. Stumbling to the kitchen to get a pint of squash. Going back to bed. Waking at 7:30 with a headache trying not to move. Falling back asleep and waking up a few times before finally getting out of the bed at 10:30. My drinking buddy got up soon after and we had tea. I managed to make us breakfast, bacon eggs and pancakes, yum. She then instructed me on how to make a fire. Since then I've pretty much just kept the fire going. Had a snooze on the sofa. Watched the rugby.

I have no food in the house and no lunch made for tomorrow. I've no eggs left and I don't have my work clothes ready.

This is why I don't drink much any more.

Ted_YNWA

Ruu wrote: »

Glenroe then homework.

wadk wrote: »

School around the corner!!!!

Don't forget Theresa Lowe & Where in the World.

Sephiroth_dude

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

I love Sundays.

I'll kick off the morning with a 10k. Few things better than getting up early and hitting the tarmac. Hearing the birds starting to sing and the Sun starting to edge its way over the horizon. I'll head home, hit the sauna, before winding down in the steam shower.

I'll then check out the news. Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung is my paper of choice of a Sunday, so I'll spend some time reading it. I only wish that more Irish people spoke German so they could understand the pragmatic and enlightened opinions of the centre-right here in Germany. It boils down to "we gave you money, so now we'd like it back. Please. This is only fair".

I'll listen to a podcast while I prepare breakfast. This morning was the full Irish. We invited some friends over for it, as we were going for a hike afterwards. We had rashers and sausages from Pat Loughnane in Loughrea and black pudding from Inch House.

Hit the road for a trip into the hills. Nice relaxed hike. Headed into a local pub where they had the Ireland England game available to watch. We shared a huge cheese and cured meat platter. German portions! I was driving, so didn't sample the local beer.

Having a glass of Reisling at the moment. Watching the football highlights and thinking about rustling up a snack.

Sounds like my ideal sunday

AppleBottle

I try do as little as possible. Last few Sundays have been just watching TV and relaxing all day. Although today I did go to the gym. So that's something.

wadk

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Don't forget Theresa Lowe & Where in the World.

Jesus your bringing it all back to me now
Out at play in and washed and uniform ready for school monday morning
Those where the days I hated.

Ted_YNWA

wadk wrote: »

Jesus your bringing it all back to me now
Out at play in and washed and uniform ready for school monday morning
Those where the days I hated.

Glenroe finished in 2001 & every couple of Sundays I get flashbacks to the ending credits.

_Kaiser_

Got up around 9, showered, got dressed, put on some washing and did the shopping for the week.
Watched the Liverpool/City game and since then its been a House of Cards marathon.. will watch Top Gear and Dragon's Den before bed around 11.

Alternate Sunday consists of trying to keep up with my little fella.. harder work than I do all week

5rtytry56

Having 1 americano coffee (very occassionally 2) in my local watering hole in the morning.

TheBeardedLady

Woke up at 9.30 and didn't drink last night so felt A1 for a change. Himself is not here this weekend, so had me breakfast in bed (egg and toast and tea) and stuck on some sounds. Got up, cleaned the flat, got dressed, went and got a coffee and a few bits from the supermarket then studied. Had me lunch which I made yesterday (spent yesterday cooking tasty veggie food for the next few days).

I teach Eeeengleesh to immigrants in the evenings and although it's a bit far away and I'm not always enthused about preparing a class and getting on a metro (where I spend most of my life) on a Sunday and travelling there, I love it once I get there as they're a lovely bunch it's a great way keep my mind off Monday.

I usually walk most of the way home for exercise and stop in for a wine and a read on the way home. Back now eating din dins and preparing my classes for tomorrow.

Grand.

harry Bailey esq

Up at 6.30 this morning showered and shaved,got dressed,got stoned and then walked the hound from balbriggan to laytown and back along the coast despite the weather.A lovely route,one I'd highly recommended to anyone living nearby.Famished from all my exertion a massive breakfast was thrown together and devoured.Got stoned again,and then met up with the father in law in his local for a few pints and a game of pool.Back home for dinner by 5 o clock,milled it,got stoned once again,read the paper and in 5 mins i face the nightly battle of putting my son to bed without any major argument.Sunday nights are usually the worst for this

wadk

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Up at 6.30 this morning showered and shaved,got dressed,got stoned and then walked the hound from balbriggan to laytown and back along the coast despite the weather.A lovely route,one I'd highly recommended to anyone living nearby.Famished from all my exertion a massive breakfast was thrown together and devoured.Got stoned again,and then met up with the father in law in his local for a few pints and a game of pool.Back home for dinner by 5 o clock,milled it,got stoned once again,read the paper and in 5 mins i face the nightly battle of putting my son to bed without any major argument.Sunday nights are usually the worst for this

Feel his pain
Bleeding Sundays

jester77

Up at 8, brekkie, installed a few light fittings, watched Pool - City, first half of Arsenal - Everton, few English mates over for beer, rugby and banter, gave the little guy a bath, dinner and finishing off the evening with House of Cards Season 3 and a bottle of Ardbeg.

LoonyLovegood

Sit around knitting and watching rugby until it's time for the train, get the train back here, grab a takeaway and go home for yet more knitting, this time with some soundtrack for company. Today it's listening to the book of mormon and trying to finish this bloody sock!

Timberrrrrrrr

Up at 6 ran light run from Malahide to Portmarnock and back, young lad had just woke up so we both had porridge with blueberries. Rained and snowed a bit but headed to Malahide castle for a stroll, Mrs T went into Avoca while me and little T hit the wood trails. Into Malahide after for dinner in Gibneys and 2 nice pints. Now have feet up reading a good book while herself giggles at groundhog day again.

Mint Sauce

On average, every second sunday for me is working a 12 hr shift. Only in half an hour so veging on the sofa for the evening.

wadk

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Up at 6 ran light run from Malahide to Portmarnock and back, young lad had just woke up so we both had porridge with blueberries. Rained and snowed a bit but headed to Malahide castle for a stroll, Mrs T went into Avoca while me and little T hit the wood trails. Into Malahide after for dinner in Gibneys and 2 nice pints. Now have feet up reading a good book while herself giggles at groundhog day again.

Ah gibneys
Great pint
Not tempted for more??

fussyonion

Up at nine-ish, make a cuppa, get the fry on. Have that while reading the papers, leave the dishes in the sink while I run the hoover around.

Clean said dishes, watch a bit of telly, usually Sunday Brunch or Judge Judy, then start preparing the veg for the roast (today was beef).

Read magazines or my book for a bit, then stick Strike it Rich on at 6pm while we're having our dinner, usually with a glass of wine.

Clean dishes and then slouch in front of the telly all night (I'm missing Dragon's Den , have a few drinks and head to bed at around midnight.

Currently having Bulmers and some peanuts

JaseBelleVie

Usually try to get up early on a Sunday. Early being before 10am. I generally go for a quick jog, to clear the cobwebs. If it's raining out or if I'm feeling like a bit of a wuss, I'll go on the treadmill or exercise bike instead.

Sunday lunch with the family usually. Followed by watching football or rugby or GAA on the box, or going to Croke Park sometimes if there's a game there.

The evening is genuine "me" time. Spanish football on the telly, watching films or TV shows on my laptop, having a light snack and just generally relaxing and getting ready for the shit storm that is inevitably waiting for me on Monday. :P

That's the usual process, but sometimes it can be different. Generally that's the pattern. But Sunday is a free day that can lead into having random adventures with the friends or going for lunch/dinner with someone or who knows.

I love Sundays, as they are a treat once a week for a genuinely free day.

Timberrrrrrrr

wadk wrote: »

Ah gibneys
Great pint
Not tempted for more??

Of course but little T time means more to me than beer time. 2 hours in the pub is 2 hours i van be playing with him.

wadk

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Of course but little T time means more to me than beer time. 2 hours in the pub is 2 hours i van be playing with him.

I fully agree, my little lady gets dropped home, sunday eve/night is genuinely my only night on the weekend for a brewski
Malahide is a smashing place alll the same for a day/night out
Coming from a southside opinion:-)