We do sleep a little longer on the weekends, but not much. When you have a dog who wants her breakfast, you don't get to sleep *that* much later.
I like to cook big breakfasts on the weekend, but usually it's Saturday rather than Sunday, because of church. But sometimes if we get up earlier, or I'm skipping church, I'll cook a big one on Sunday too.
I don't take naps *on purpose* on Sunday. But I have been known to doze off while watching TV. (OR during the sermon. But we won't mention that...)
I like both my weekend days, but Saturday is often taken up with chores, so Sunday is just a little better on that score.
Seeing as I don't have a regulat week schedule, Sunday can be Monday for me, so I can't really answer this acurately. But I like to sleep in if I have a day off and I do like lazy and long Sunday breakfasts but I only make those if I have guests. For my own part I don't really do it very often.
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Date: 2010-07-26 02:44 am (UTC)I like to cook big breakfasts on the weekend, but usually it's Saturday rather than Sunday, because of church. But sometimes if we get up earlier, or I'm skipping church, I'll cook a big one on Sunday too.
I don't take naps *on purpose* on Sunday. But I have been known to doze off while watching TV. (OR during the sermon. But we won't mention that...)
I like both my weekend days, but Saturday is often taken up with chores, so Sunday is just a little better on that score.
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Date: 2010-07-26 08:18 am (UTC)