no malling

When I was growing up, Texas had what are called "Blue Laws" that prevented most things from being sold on Sunday so stores were closed. I don't remember exactly, but sometime since I've been an adult the law changed but they still restrict buying beer and wine after a certain time and before a certain time.

Hi bombshell, In the Uk we have many malls and most of them are open Sundays but really people go to do shopping, as for eating together the majority of people eat at each others house as it is cheaper...littleowl

ours in the usa are open but the hours are shorter.. like from noon to like 6 or so.. where as usually 10 to 9

In my country Bangladesh all malls are closed on Friday.Friday is our weekly holiday.But in our capital city Dhaka Malls are closed area wise.If one area's malls are closed,other's area's malls are opened.I live in Dhaka.So we face no
difficulty.

When I lived in Germany 25 years ago stores closed on saturday lunchtime until Monday. Actually I'd like to see some British stores close earlier. Shopping has become our national pastime now.

In my home town in Australia, it's 7 day trading for most malls. They are open until at least 9 PM most nights too. You would think it makes the most sense to be open both days of the weekend because that's when most families have the free time! If they are going to close for one day a week where you are, then they should make it a Monday instead because everyone is heading back to work on this day.

Heyya bombshell! The malls here are open on Sundays but at different hours than during the week and weekends. Here they are open from 12pm til 6pm. Alot of places use these hours to open on Sunday and some places don't open at all.

Oh they are open! but we dont go to the malls!

The malls here are all open on a Sunday, although they open abit later in the morning and close earlier in the evenings.

Here in Canada, we have the Mall open all week, but on Sundays, we only have it open for part of the time. I believe it from one pm to five, but not too sure on the exact times. That is because most church goers like me go to church in the am, and the non-church goers are watching football. Anyway it used to be that all the stores were closed on Sundays except for pharmacies, etc. but they decided to make a little concessions for those who had run out of stuff. We usually do our shopping in the Mall, and we eat at home.