Sometimes the best evenings happen on the sofa, not out in the wild. Rank these classic British nights in from most to least soul-soothing.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Curry, telly and pyjamas by 7pm
A takeaway korma, something easy on iPlayer, and the smug feeling of not being on a delayed train. Bliss with poppadoms.
A long bath and a proper book
Radox up to your ears, a paperback slowly getting damp, and the world firmly shut out for at least 40 minutes.
Big roast at home on a rainy Sunday
Windows steamed up, gravy simmering, someone falling asleep on the sofa by 4pm. Pure domestic magic.
Baking something ambitious you saw on Bake Off
You've never made choux pastry before but tonight is the night. The kitchen looks like a crime scene but it tastes incredible.
Board games and a bottle of wine with mates
Monopoly grudges, Articulate shouting, and a suspiciously competitive round of Scrabble. Ends in laughter or light betrayal.
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