what are sundays for?

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Re: what are sundays for?

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Sunday is for work for me. Traditionally always earned 50% extra in Sunday's, so do four Sundays a month and you earn two days extra pay. Been like this since my first job so I find it hard to shake the Sunday working mentality.
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Flying round the lanes at near-unlawful speeds between villages. Avoiding packs of militant cyclists who use the whole road to try to ensure that nobody can overtake (great fun unless you are on a tight schedule). Finding nowhere to park at the next destination, and then being tutted at for being late, probably by the person who took your reserved space. :lol:


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^^ i consider that a super-charged sunday 8)
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for years Sunday was a day of dread, getting/planning a week of lectures marking and so on. Now a day for flying rc model aircraft, burning burgers on a barbeque and having a crack with the lad's brilliant.
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If the weather is fair, it's get the bike out and spends a few hours in t'hills. Mostly peak district. Otherwise D.I.Y or general pottering around! If the weather is rubbish, you'll find me in front of the box watching any motorsport I can find!
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Not for driving around London, as I found out to my cost today.

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Sundays are on a par with every other day now that I'm fully retired.

I can sloth out, read a book, watch TV, listen to music, ride my scooter, go for a drive, enjoy a pint, meet up with friends, travel, indulge my wife.

I could go on but don't want to upset anyone who has to do that thing called work.

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Sundays are working and getting ready for work on Monday. Hence they are the exact opposite of Scooters.

And I have just realised that I have to do this for another 30 plus years! :(
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