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**TaxSheemaSter** · 07-24-2012, 02:02 AM

You know, I agree. I was actually watching the race live on Sky, but switched it off and went to the shops, when I got back I watched the highlights on the BBC. Sunday afternoons are too precious now to spend them in front of the TV

We were out with friends sat in a pub garden having a couple of drinks and eating olives yesterday afternoon lol. They've got a new baby too so socialising in the sun took first place over watching the F1. You and I are both young and only a couple of years into marriage so I'm guessing you know only too well that Sundays are very precious.

Its not a case of being under the thumb or yielding to what my wife wants to do, but choosing to spend time in the day doing social things. Its much more fun doing that and watching the race in the evening and I wouldn't change that. If I'm in however with nothing better to do, I will watch it live.

07-24-2012, 02:02 AM	#26
TaxSheemaSter Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 483 Senior Member	You know, I agree. I was actually watching the race live on Sky, but switched it off and went to the shops, when I got back I watched the highlights on the BBC. Sunday afternoons are too precious now to spend them in front of the TV We were out with friends sat in a pub garden having a couple of drinks and eating olives yesterday afternoon lol. They've got a new baby too so socialising in the sun took first place over watching the F1. You and I are both young and only a couple of years into marriage so I'm guessing you know only too well that Sundays are very precious. Its not a case of being under the thumb or yielding to what my wife wants to do, but choosing to spend time in the day doing social things. Its much more fun doing that and watching the race in the evening and I wouldn't change that. If I'm in however with nothing better to do, I will watch it live.
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