Sunday, Boody Sunday.

[luke orourke 1988]

i work on sundays and its always proper busy but not as busy as saturdays.

Originally Posted by garinda

As a Christian country were the majority of people don't atend Church, should Sunday be like every other day?
l used to have to work Sundays. l hated it, but liked having a day off in the week. When shopping is the new religon, and Super Markets are the new Cathedrals, should we not feel sorry for the people who work there, who if they have children won't see them, as schools do distinguish Sunday as being a day of rest? Or when most people work, is it good we can go shopping on Sunday?
l think it's a pity that for lots of people Sunday is a family day, but can't be for everyone because someones got to take their money.

[pendy]

Working full time (sometimes not getting home until 7:30 or 8-ish), not getting a lunch hour most of the time, weekends are my prime time for shopping, etc. Sometimes I have something I want to do on a Saturday (lunch with friends, antique fair, etc) so shopping lands on Sunday.

There's also the cooking, the ironing, etc to deal with .... and currently I'm landed with the cleaning as well, since my lovely Pat is off sick.

I would LOVE to have a lazy Sunday, have the paper delivered (impossible in London), lounge around, late breakfast/early lunch out somewhere .....

.... and I'm with Less, the only time I visit Church on a Sunday is to go to the Stag!