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Re: remember when Sundays were total boredom?
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Originally Posted by grego
As a child Sundays were spent at the riding stables, well from being about 10 so no boredom a bit older and it was the day to go to the launderette, if it was my turn. Then after a Saturday night out didn't used to get up till lunchtime, have something to eat, have a bath and go out again 
Much prefer it these days, at least now you have the option of going to the shops or pub. |
Aaaah, laundry day. I hated it, we used to argue for hours about whose turn it was. When we were really little, my dad would sometimes take us on a mystery tour on Sundays. We didn't have a car so the tour would be on foot. We normally ended up outside various car showrooms so that my dad could oggle all of the cars that we couldn't afford.
Sometimes we would end up back at my Nan's for tea. We weren't allowed to run around at my Nan's house so we found it boring, she made good pies though. Sunday was always the longest day of the week.
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