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Published 15:00 6 Mar 2016 GMT
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Stage 2: Sunday morning – Reality/ intense pain hits
Aghhhh, what is that searing pain/blinding light??? Oh the agony, I'm never mixing wine and limoncello again.
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Stage 3: Sunday morning – Attempt to not eat everything in sight
Must. Make. Smoothie. Bowl. Must. Not. Be. Derailed. By. Hangover. Ah f*ck it. Give me all the snacks dammit.
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Stage 4: Sunday morning – Contemplate getting dressed
When the attempt to take off the joggers sparks an attack of dizziness, pain and nausea, abandon the effort. Instead, go for a little lie down then layer up with every stained fleece item you own and repair to the couch.
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Stage 5: Sunday afternoon – Spend four hours agonising over what takeaway to get, while eating everything within reach
When the Pizza Deal for Two including chicken dippers, wedges and drink of your choice arrives wonder what the hell you were thinking stuffing yourself with cheese on Ryvitas and lament the fact that you are now too full to gorge on pizza.
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Stage 6: Sunday Afternoon – Start and abandon three romcoms on Netflix
Eventually, just give in and watch Mean Girls for the 863rd time.
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Stage 7: Sunday evening – Feign productivity by epilating your body hair while slumped on the couch
Also known as the all-time low.
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Stage 8: Sunday night – Slump towards bed and collapse with last nights make up still encrusted to your face
Bemoan the fact that it's Monday tomorrow and you achieved exactly NONE of your objectives.
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