Sundays in Britain come loaded with rituals, from roasts to roadworks on the telly. But which one genuinely makes you grateful it's not Monday yet?
Put the items in your preferred order.
The Sunday Roast
Beef, lamb, chicken or nut roast, slathered in gravy with all the trimmings. The undisputed crown jewel of British Sundays, or just a soggy carrot away from disappointment?
A Proper Pub Session
Roaring fire, sticky tables, dog under the bench and a pint of something local. Sunday afternoons at the pub feel like a hug from the nation itself.
The Long Country Walk
A muddy ramble through fields, ending suspiciously close to a pub. The British answer to exercise without admitting you're doing exercise.
Sofa, Duvet, Match of the Day Repeat
Doing absolutely nothing while telling yourself you've earned it. Crumbs in the duvet are a badge of honour, not a hygiene issue.
The Big Sunday Shop
Trolley dodging, meal-deal hunting and queuing behind someone paying in coppers. Strangely satisfying when the fridge is finally full.
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