What is it about Sunday?

[patti4me]

Was curious to know if anyone else gets really wore out on Sundays.  I get up about the same time as I do any other day, we go to Church, then grab lunch and take it to my father-in-laws house where we eat and visit till about 2ish.  By the time we get home (less than 2 miles away), I feel like I've been ran over by a darned ole' train!  My energy level is at 0 and I feel this way the rest of the day.  What's up with that?  Anybody else?

[tuyetmai]

Nothing wrong with Sunday.  I think when you do a lot of activity on that day you will feel tire.  For me, I do more stuff on Sunday rather than the weekday.

[timvolley]

I too sometimes notice this especially during the winter.

[jcalexis]

I rest on Sunday. I don't do a lot activities on that day except if I am having a party at my house. This day is my day of rest. I enjoy taking long nap after church.

[Tresbn00]

I think Sundays, for most people who have weekends off, is  a lead in to Mondays which means another five days until the weekend and time away from the job.  Doesn't hit me as hard because I work fourteen to sixteen hours every day including Sundays. The only difference is that on Mondays I go to my six am till four pm job followed by a fifteen minute ride home to work the job that I work on the weekends!  I usually give myself the luxury of six hours of sleep on Friday and Saturday nights.  I also take an hour and a half lunch on Saturdays and Sundays so that I can hit the gym and try to stay in good shape. Sometimes I finish projects early on Sundays and then I am treated to chores around the house!

[sherryinutah]

If you do things that you "should" do or feel obligated to do you'll probably end up feeling emotionally drained.  If you do things you enjoy and make your happiness a priority you'll most likely feel emotionally uplifted.

 

[demaina]

I mostly do fun things on Sunday unless I have to work, which luckily isn't that often.  But yeah, if I have a lot of stuff that I need to do though, Sunday can be just as hectic as other days of the week.

[amreeholliday777]

I don't ever feel that way.

[Timberlan127]

Sunday is usually a quieter day when we just do all the catch up work from the week. I think when you work by Sunday afternoon you are already dreading the work week. That makes you tired just thinking about it.

[jenniferhoder]

After a long week, Sundays are great days to just relax. I know I always feel BEAT by the time the weekend rolls around....Sunday is FUN DAY! lol

[gaylasue]

Me, too!  Usually around 4:00, I can't keep my eyes open!  But I know if I take a nap, I would feel worse when I got up or else I would become too unmotivated to go back to church for the evening service.

[LenoraMinogue]

I think Sundays can be more tiring sometimes than weekdays. Anytime there is a lot of activity, it can tire someone out. Also, I think that mentally knowing that Monday follows Sunday, signaling the beginning of a new week can make people feel tired in anticipation.

[bremer51]

You're supposed to be tired on Sunday.  You have worked all week and now you need a day of rest.  "Six days you shall work, but on the seventh day you shall rest; even in plowing time and in harvest time you shall rest."  Exodus 34:21

[jford87]

We don't go to church but it is usually our cleaning day. I hate cleaning, so I'm not a huge fan of Sundays.

[autumnsparklemom]

I am lazy on Sundays. I do laundry and that is about it...