Does Anyone Else Lifestyle Include.....

I seen 2 females with their partners in Coles yesterday would have been late 20’s as a guess ….both had PJs on one even had a logo “ ……sleep in Sunday with a yawing teddy bear on the top “

they looked quite wrinkled like they had slept in them .

My DH said maybe it’s the custom of thier birth country …to wear PJs shopping.
 

Kadee said:
I seen 2 females with their partners in Coles yesterday would have been late 20’s as a guess ….both had PJs on one even had a logo “ ……sleep in Sunday with a yawing teddy bear on the top “

they looked quite wrinkled like they had slept in them .

My DH said maybe it’s the custom of thier birth country …to wear PJs shopping.
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When I lived in Adelaide, it was common to see people in PJ's in the grocery mart, and the doctor's offices.
 
I don't sleep in PJs. Haven't since I was a child. Like our head nurse used to tell our patients (in the STD clinic)...."that thing has got to breathe" :LOL: I find them to be restrictive anyway. I sleep in my recliner....haven't been able to sleep in a bed for close to a decade. I wear loose, comfortable fitting clothes around the house (skirts and T-shirts, dresses) and sleep in those. One reason is I figure if there's ever an emergency and we have to leave the house quickly, I'll already be dressed. I'd have to quick slip on some undies though. But since my dresses and skirts are long, if I don't have time...oh well. :LOL:
 
I don't wear PJs; I wear thermal underwear only at home. I don't go shopping in my underwear, at least not yet, lol.

I see someone in PJs once in a while, but I frequently see them wearing slippers. Just the other day, I saw three women wearing slippers.

Cuddl Duds Womens Fleece Lined Thermal Long Sleeve Shirt and Leggings - Top and Bottom Base Layer Lounge Sets for Women
 
Don't own any pajamas, wear zilch to bed.

In summer when I get out of bed I slip on panties, a shorts and a tank or t shirt, usually am barefoot.
If I leave the house I put on a bra and usually Birkenstocks.

In winter when I get out of bed I slip on panties, my jeans and a long sleeve t-shirt plus a flannel shirt ontop and my Uggs to keep my feet warm. If I go out in winter I put on socks and Dansko clogs. If it is really cold may switch flannel shirt for a thicker flannel shirt, or a jacket. Never really gets cold enough to wear more than a flannel shirt in winter.

If I am going to meet someone, go out to eat, or have a doctor appointment or other important meeting, I wear either jeans or slacks, a tucked in short or long sleeve white shirt, belt, nice jean boots. A Cole Hahn eather jacket over top.

Wearing "home only" clothes is uncouth.
 
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As another person living alone most of my adult life, never owned pajamas. As an outdoor enthusiast, especially as a snow skier, have a museum's worth of soft mid layering garments. Also since l allow my residence temperature to drop into the low 60Fs in winter, usual PJs would not be warm enough.

For fun, will take and post an a6700 camera photo of me in full goose down puffy I may use for skiing as a mid layer when below 19F that I sometimes also sleep in when my residence is colder than am able to keep it.
 
Imogene said:
When I had four horses and had two with metabolic issues, they got stalled at night. I kept an intercom on my nightstand so I could hear the goings on.

A few times a horse would cast itself in the middle of the night and I would be down there in pajamas and Muck shoes trying to pull 1,100 pounds off the wall. <——yes, you learn how to do that by yourself.

Otherwise not no, but Hael no, I wouldn’t wear pajamas anywhere. It’s only been the last few years that I will wear my barn clothes to Walmart if I’m in a hurry because sadly, my barn clothes look a whole lot better than some of that 💩💩💩💩 I see walking around Walmart.
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Are your dogs considered Merle color ?

I'm in Florida but love Tenn / KY and considering selling moving to Tenn / KY or N.C .
 
NotCompSavvy said:
Are your dogs considered Merle color ?

I'm in Florida but love Tenn / KY and considering selling moving to Tenn / KY or N.C .
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The Catahula/Pibull (R) is. The color comes from the Catahula side. His eyes match.

The Pure Pitbull (L) is called a Blue. Her eyes match. I’ve been told the Blue Line is the most joyful of the breed. And that she is.

Both are shelter dogs, the Merle 12 year ago. The Blue last July.
 
When I retired in 2018, I began traveling full time in a small motor home so I lived in Walmart “lounge wear,” stretchy pants and t shirts or sweat shirts. Had to buy clothes 3 years later for my dad’s funeral. And now, 4 years after that, I’ve still only worn those shoes that one time.

I now live in an apartment and do have a couple pair of Lee’s jeans but still spend most of my days in the stretchy Walmart clothes. The main reason I change out of jammies in the morning is to take the dogs out.

Also, when you’re retired and single, you can eat whenever you want. I love that. If I want lunch at 11:00 or dinner at 3:30, no one can stop me! 😜
 
TinaM said:
When I retired in 2018, I began traveling full time in a small motor home so I lived in Walmart “lounge wear,” stretchy pants and t shirts or sweat shirts. Had to buy clothes 3 years later for my dad’s funeral. And now, 4 years after that, I’ve still only worn those shoes that one time.

I now live in an apartment and do have a couple pair of Lee’s jeans but still spend most of my days in the stretchy Walmart clothes. The main reason I change out of jammies in the morning is to take the dogs out.

Also, when you’re retired and single, you can eat whenever you want. I love that. If I want lunch at 11:00 or dinner at 3:30, no one can stop me! 😜
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So true! You can also have any kind of beverage at anytime you please 🤓. I love stretchy clothes!
 
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