Anything I feel like.

HI! Welcome! I go to the zoo on Sunday mornings because (1) there are usually fewer patrons before noon and (2) I love being there and (3) I observe elephants for the zoo's research dept, and THEY seem very calm and serene in early mornings, too. Then, around noon...churches let out and here come the kids! (And there go I.)

It's just another Saturday.

Generally, laundry and getting ready for work on Monday.

Sundays are when I get through all the episodes of Supernatural I've DVRd over the week.

I have a nice breakfast, feed the dog, go to the Sunday market to see if I can find something that I don't need but have to have, see friends and at night we go to the club for Sunday roast pork dinner. So delicious. All this is done at a snails pace.

Sleep in.

On Sunday morning I make breakfast for the kids, this week went kyaking. Then I wait until a respectable hour and have a beer by the pool. Dinner on Sunday is a little more special as I have time to be creative and involve the kids in the kitchen while we play music dance and cook. Then we say grace before we eat, all 3 kids and myself are nonbelievers but I take care of my mom with dementia so we say it for her. My kids realize we are doing it out of kindness towards thier grandmoher. A more or less average Sunday... welcome and cheers

While my family is away at church , I stay at home and tend to the house dogs . Plus I watch TV , and /or go online .

A former neighbor and I frequently go to a Sunday morning movie - there's a price discount , to boot ! This past we went to see the Momma Mia prequel . It's also a great time to go grocery shopping - the parking lot and store are thinly populated on Sunday mornings .

Never did church in my life. Just the holiday stuff, So Sundays have always been a nice day for me, Somehow it became my time to love myself. I saw all in their church dress and quickly realized I am so special for not having bought into this shit/

sleep, pool, tv and more sleep........in that order..LOL

Hi welcome to the community.