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It is two hours. Those are the two choices for a Sunday.
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1:30 so it won't interfere with dinner. Plus, I just like 1:30 starts. Get it out of the way.
Beth
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I would say 4:00. Late enough that the pizza will cover dinner, but early enough that they won't be getting to bed late.
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Sunday evenings are for preparing for the week (work, school, whatever). Four o'clock on a Sunday is too late; it's family time. Some people also may have church activities. The 1:30 is late enough that morning services should be over but not so late as to interfere with evening activities.
I vote for 1:30. We would not be able to attend a Sunday party at 4:00.
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I'd choose 1:30.
Catherine |
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We've done parties at 3 pm on a Sunday the last two years and for the most part it has worked out fine. The year before that we did 3 to 5 on a Saturday. This year we are going to do a Saturday from 2 to 4. So I would recommend 1:30.
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Definitely 1:30.
The pizza can count as a very substantial afternoon snack! |
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