A day without the family - what to do?
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My wife and daughter are away this weekend. I'm working Saturday but have Sunday off.
What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day. 
What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day. 
funkyrobot said:
My wife and daughter are away this weekend. I'm working Saturday but have Sunday off.
What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.
What, you mean that isn't making the most of it?? What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.

slopes said:
funkyrobot said:
My wife and daughter are away this weekend. I'm working Saturday but have Sunday off.
What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.
What, you mean that isn't making the most of it?? What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.

funkyrobot said:
slopes said:
funkyrobot said:
My wife and daughter are away this weekend. I'm working Saturday but have Sunday off.
What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.
What, you mean that isn't making the most of it?? What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.

k barrier?? Hardly a PHer then 
slopes said:
funkyrobot said:
slopes said:
funkyrobot said:
My wife and daughter are away this weekend. I'm working Saturday but have Sunday off.
What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.
What, you mean that isn't making the most of it?? What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.

k barrier?? Hardly a PHer then 
My typical sunday looks like this:-
Get up and sit on the loo for 20 mins looking at memes
Shower and spend another 20 mins looking for pants without holes in
Go and read the news online
Go to the gym
Come home and eat s
te
Iron some clothes for Monday for work.
Play computer games
Go to the pub
Come home and play more computer games
Go to bed
I'm far too busy to actually go out
Get up and sit on the loo for 20 mins looking at memes
Shower and spend another 20 mins looking for pants without holes in
Go and read the news online
Go to the gym
Come home and eat s
teIron some clothes for Monday for work.
Play computer games
Go to the pub
Come home and play more computer games
Go to bed
I'm far too busy to actually go out
Sheets Tabuer said:
My typical sunday looks like this:-
Get up and sit on the loo for 20 mins looking at memes
Shower and spend another 20 mins looking for pants without holes in
Go and read the news online
Go to the gym
Come home and eat s
te
Iron some clothes for Monday for work.
Play computer games
Go to the pub
Come home and play more computer games
Go to bed
I'm far too busy to actually go out
Where do you go to read the news online?Get up and sit on the loo for 20 mins looking at memes
Shower and spend another 20 mins looking for pants without holes in
Go and read the news online
Go to the gym
Come home and eat s
teIron some clothes for Monday for work.
Play computer games
Go to the pub
Come home and play more computer games
Go to bed
I'm far too busy to actually go out
funkyrobot said:
My wife and daughter are away this weekend. I'm working Saturday but have Sunday off.
What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.
I’m all out of ideas. What does a chap do on a Sunday with no family around?
I'm thinking of getting the train to London and having a mooch around. Visit Winter Wonderland, some museums etc. Then maybe find a good bar and eatery for a meal before heading home on the train. I will be driving to the station so no alcohol.
This is the first completely family free Sunday I've had for years.
Staying at home w
king isn't an option as I want to make the most of the day.

Given a full day to myself I’d either be doing:
DIY
Clearing the garden
Sales shopping for work clothes
Watching Netflix
Your plans already sound more exciting than mine.
It depends where you live. London has a lot going on. Take in a matinee show perhaps?
Depending on your age the Science museum isn't like it was 30 years ago when you could run around pressing buttons and see things working.
It's all audio visual interactive s
te now with minimal actual stuff on display.
Where is that big lightning thing they had on the top floor years ago that went bang every 15 minutes as the capacitors charged up to a million volts.
Depending on your age the Science museum isn't like it was 30 years ago when you could run around pressing buttons and see things working.
It's all audio visual interactive s
te now with minimal actual stuff on display. Where is that big lightning thing they had on the top floor years ago that went bang every 15 minutes as the capacitors charged up to a million volts.
peterperkins said:
It depends where you live. London has a lot going on. Take in a matinee show perhaps?
Depending on your age the Science museum isn't like it was 30 years ago when you could run around pressing buttons and see things working.
It's all audio visual interactive s
te now with minimal actual stuff on display.
Where is that big lightning thing they had on the top floor years ago that went bang every 15 minutes as the capacitors charged up to a million volts.
I'm 40.Depending on your age the Science museum isn't like it was 30 years ago when you could run around pressing buttons and see things working.
It's all audio visual interactive s
te now with minimal actual stuff on display. Where is that big lightning thing they had on the top floor years ago that went bang every 15 minutes as the capacitors charged up to a million volts.
Train from Peterborough to London.
What is different about this sunday is the ability to concentrate. I wont have my five year old with me.
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