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Still in pyjamas?

I have just been called a slob by my mother because I haven't got dressed yet. My response was - 'It's Sunday. I'm not going out. Why bother?'

I quite often don't get dressed on Sundays. Or days when I know I'm just going to stay at home and do nothing. I don't think I'm a slob though; I dress well, wash often and generally look presentable. What's the problem with lazy pyjama days???

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Reply 1

coldwind

If it were socially acceptable, I would wear nothing but pyjamas on my bottom half.

There's nowt wrong with slobby pyjama days. Mmmmm comfy...

Reply 2

diamonddust

Sometimes I have a bath and decide to wear my pjs just to feel cozy so you aren't alone lol
But I think I'm the ultimate slob because I woke up 10 mins ago... *whistles*

Reply 3

Kizz91

diamonddust

Sometimes I have a bath and decide to wear my pjs just to feel cozy so you aren't alone lol
But I think I'm the ultimate slob because I woke up 10 mins ago... *whistles*

Lol that's pretty bad...I have at least been up since 11, which is early for me on a Sunday...

Reply 4

Vraicanon

I'm still in my pjs haha.
My mum calls me lazy but I'm not going out till later so I might aswell enjoy a lazy day.

Reply 5

Kizz91

She's threatening me! Outrage!

No dinner unless I get dressed.

A difficult decision...make my own food or go find some clothes....

Reply 6

Sapphire_Eyes

lol i spend most of my sundays in pjs anyway but im out later anyway. I like spending a day in pjs even though i'm supposed to clean my room today oops ...

Reply 7

-WhySoSerious?

Hahah, I did that once, got up in pyjamas, spent the day at home in them, and then went to sleep in them after.

Granted, I was about 7 or 8 then. :p:

Reply 8

Howells

I used to get really wound up when my parents and brothers called me lazy for not getting dressed. Why should we if we're not doing anything?
Pyjama days ftw!

Reply 9

username163092

I've been living in my pyjamas since my exams stopped. I just rotate the pyjamas I wear, e.g. Monday - pyjama set 1 etc. They're comfy, unlike normal clothes (which I have to wear on the way to swimming/gym lol) and my work clothes.

EDIT: as for the make own food/change clothes - make your own food, that way you get to eat something you like (if you can cook it) and wear comfy clothes! :biggrin:

But you don't want to upset your Mum....

Reply 10

Sapphire_Eyes

Kizz91

She's threatening me! Outrage!

No dinner unless I get dressed.

A difficult decision...make my own food or go find some clothes....

Simple microwave food and a load of Ben & Jerry's

Reply 11

Kizz91

Sapphire_Eyes

Simple microwave food and a load of Ben & Jerry's

I would but...her roast dinners are yummy...I may actually have to get dressed.

Reply 12

username163092

Sapphire_Eyes

Simple microwave food and a load of Ben & Jerry's

That sounds like the ideal day, if you skip the microwave food and have loads of Ben & Jerry's and choccie biccies (or anything chocolate actually) :biggrin:

Reply 13

LPK

There is nothing better than pyjama days. ^_^ Saturday is my usual pyjama day. :biggrin:

Reply 14

username163092

Kizz91

She's threatening me! Outrage!

No dinner unless I get dressed.

A difficult decision...make my own food or go find some clothes....

Just thought of a way you can stay in your pyjamas and keep your Mum happy - cook dinner (unless she's started, then you could help or offer to another day).