Sunday Roast

Me: “Nicole Kidman had her baby and they named it Sunday Rose.”
Snook: “Sunday ROAST?!”

Poor kid’s going to get that reaction her whole life.

10 thoughts on “Sunday Roast”

  1. ROFL!! That was Sandra’s reaction as well. I can’t believe they didn’t think of that. Weird.

  2. I don’t know anyone who uses both the first name and the middle name when they refer to someone? Doesn’t seem like a big deal to me *shrug*

  3. Your Mom didn’t refer to you by both names when you were in trouble? It was always “Kristine Michelle!” whenever I was being naughty. If I heard a mother in the grocery store chastising her kid as “Sunday Roast!” I’d certainly do a double-take…

  4. My mum had a hard time getting my first name right, let alone my first + second, LOL.

  5. I’m sure this has been commented on already, but the first thing I thought of was those lamb roast Tom Cruise commercials from way back…

  9. I guess in the US we might say “Sunday dinner.” You know, the big proper family dinner you’d have with a whole roast chicken or something. I think it’s a lot more common in the UK and Australia (or it was in the past 50 years and people just still refer to it that way). We have a Sunday roast maybe a couple times a year, when we can be bothered. You can also often get “Sunday roast” as a meal in a pub, which would be roast chicken, lamb, or beef with all the trimmings. Since these things take a while to prepare, you kinda have to do it on the weekend.

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