Saturday brunch preferably in the sunshine. I'll take Friday eve out and Sunday brunch as well :)
Is it a lazy Sunday morning with a coffee and the papers?
A Friday night beer after a weeks work?
Which bit of the week do you look forward to?
Saturday brunch preferably in the sunshine. I'll take Friday eve out and Sunday brunch as well :)
Not Thursday. I never could get the hang of Thursdays.
It has to be Sunday mornings, whilst the fabulous Ciclovía is on.
Saturday morning at 8am when my Mrs and me will be listening to Sounds of the Sixties on R2 whilst having our breakfast and discussing the music.
1600 any day when that first glass of wine is about to be dispensed.
Using 24 hour clock as I used to be RAF, now ROF (retired old fart).
Sunday is horrible
I like Friday afternoons finishing work and Saturday mornings watching the various football tv or travelling to games
saturday night , when its nice and quiet,match of the day with a cup of tea and a crumpet
Leaving work time. End of.
Every day at 15:01 and going home.
Saturday all day.
Sunday till 20:00.
Sunday all day, from when I wake up until bed time, just such a glorious day, sipping Coffee, going shopping, meeting friends, hanging out on forums, Sunday lunch/dinner and gaming in the evening till late.
10pm on a Friday, when I'm normally driving home from being away at work during the week - having just finished my weekday-evening 16km on the rowing machine. Weeks tend to go in a blur, 10-11 hour days in the office, 1.5 hour walk to and from work, and 1-1.5 hours on the rowing machine in the evening.
If the suns out... a fresh coffee on the balcony with Liz on a Sunday morning, chilling out.
As I work shifts and weekends etc.............my fave time of the week is
anytime on my days off!
Saturday all the way. Morning, coffee, no plans..
Beer O'Clock on Friday is what I look forward to (approx 4.45). I don't drink all week...
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Saturday around 11.30 after I've done a bit of Saturday morning overtime at work and I'm tucking into my end of the week treat full English .
My discussion is usually when will Brian Matthews play a decent sixties song rather than his promise of next up being the Beatles then he playing some pressing they made in Hamburg. A bit like the OGWT where there's an occasional diamond in the rough. My wife just tells me to shut up. Still he played Hendrix's ' The Wind cries Mary' this week.
Friday afternoon. Coming back from the gym, quiet in the house before the boys get back from school. Although lately, most Friday afternoons are spent in the car, towing a trailer with a dinghy heading for another weekend for a sailing regatta somewhere in Germany, Holland, Belgium or even Northern France.
Menno
Saturday evening after the kids are in bed , a takeaway, a beer and a good film...
Cheers..
Jase
I don't think I enjoy any time of the week especially.
Work days can be good or bad, same with weekends.
I usually get some peace and quiet after 10PM ('Kids' - both adults now, but still living at home - either out or out of the way, wife in bed - she's a creature of habit...), but I'm often too tired to really enjoy that time.
Some days are just great, but others just seem a waste of 24 hours.
M.
Yes i was going to ask for Jason"s gamer tag so we could play some co-op call of duty... but perhaps he means cashino ?
Cheers
Wayne
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Saturday afternoon - football (except when there's an international boring break or June/July) and my last working day each week.
Saturdays. Usually given over to exploring during the day and drinking with friends at night. Job done.
Friday at 4 is always a pleasure too.
Sunday is always marred by Monday looming.
Anytime with friends and family having fun- so usually the weekend. Plus a Sunday roast with the kids at about 5pm, with a nice glass of something red.
Saturday afternoon - go to museum
Any time not at work, family around me at home, bimbling about with DIY, jobs on the car or the garden.
Everyday is a good day when I get home from work and see my baby son. But Friday after work is best as it means the weekend to spend with my family.
I seem to be pretty steady and don't have regular times that I particularly hate or love. However, one of my favourites is if there is formula 1 on TV at a time when my wife has taken the kids somewhere. Stretching out on the sofa with a blanket and just the dog for company (him being the only other family member who enjoys F1) watching the race in peace and quiet is my idea of heaven.