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Your top 5 things to do on a Sunday - when not football season
1. Church
2. Sleep late and skip church
3. Watch son or daughter play in baseball, basketball or softball tournament.
4. Golf
5. Absolutely nothing, lay on the sofa and watch golf.
Comments
Church and skipping church would be in my top 5 as well.
My two boys are past their sports days but I still coach, including Sundays, at least during parts of the year.
Used to golf every Sunday but don't any more. I like to walk the three-mile loop around the park nearby.
Big fan of the sofa on Sunday as well. Read a book, watch a movie, or watch sports (baseball and basketball more likely than golf.)
Like the ones already mentioned. And would add take a nap
run
yard work
hang out with family
recover from hangover
light the grill
Church is great.
Here in Buck County PA we have the Winter Series races. Half the fun is dealing with the elements and then drink coffee and eat oatmeal. Sadly no grits but the oatmeal is better than you might think Todays race is a half marathon which I have not trained for so we will see.
Yard work.
Try to keep 4 teenagers busy.
Should work on taxes but you see where that is on the list.
Sleep a tad late (8:00 to 9:00).
Church.
Nap after lunch (never happens, always gets interrupted)
Yard or vehicle maintenance.
Video games.
Church
Lunch from Ingle’s Market
Nap
Watch golf
Nap
Cook
Fish
Hunt
Drink beer
Harrass the wife
Church
Sleep late...listen to church online while eating breakfast
Watch my son or daughter play lacrosse
Sporting Clays
Play cornhole with the family while indulging in adult beverages
@texdawg, our lists are remarkably similar!
This is a good thread.
Reading everyone's responses, I would definitely add playing games, napping, lighting the grill, and enjoying an adult beverage to my original list. And I give a thumbs up to hunting/fishing even though it's not on my personal schedule any more.
1. Church
2. Beer
3. Beer
4. Beer
5. Grill out.
This morning's half marathon was a real bear the last 4 miles. Comes from being more dedicated to eating potato chips then running recently. Also doing squats earlier this week took something out of my legs.
This evening I will go to my neighbor's to do Bible study with my 76 year Catholic friend. He often marvels 'If I had read this book earlier I would be.a better person.'
A little local culture: As a young man this neighbor friend was hanging around the son of the most well known Philly mobster. They wanted him to run a legit biz for them. His dad told him "I am glad Lefty (made up name')likes hanging around with you. Don't take that job. His dad was 'A man about town' and they have a picture of him dressed to kill, escorting Grace Kelly. The old man across the street from him is about 5'2" and use to break thumbs for the mob.
Would be my exact top five right here.
Yes. And I also enjoy shooting clays.
We actually still have Quail in Texas. Depending on how much rain we get, Quail season could be very good to not so great.