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Posted : 12/14/2006 1:06:16 PM

How fun! We never had PJ day during spirit week in high school, but if we had, I'm not sure my one-piece jammies with the feet in it would have been cool or just plain dorky.

Now that I'm all grown up I have flannel pjs with Tweety Bird all over them!

rwbeagles

Posted : 12/14/2006 1:20:58 PM

I LOVE footy pajamas...lol..."sleepers" whatever you wanna call them. I wish they made them in my size. I can ALMOST fit into the size 16 ones in the girls section of Target but they're a bit too short []

jjsmom06

Posted : 12/14/2006 7:58:49 PM

GINA- your kids are adorable!!! Love those pictures![

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Can JJ and Pru join in on the PJ day?? They have their own jammies...

ron2

Posted : 12/14/2006 8:05:48 PM

When I am working, we can't have a pj day. We have to wear durable clothing, shoes, hard hats, safety glasses, per OSHA. And I don't wear pj's, which would make everyone point and laugh.

chelsea_b

Posted : 12/14/2006 8:59:53 PM

I wish they made them in my size.

Check Walmart. I think that's where my cousin got hers. She's like 5'9" and a bit heavyset, so I'm sure they have them in your size. [

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corvus

Posted : 12/15/2006 5:02:37 AM

That's why I love animals; they preserve a youthful soul! [

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We had crazy hair day at work. Everyone had to make their hair crazy somehow. Most poeple participated with glee.

tacran

Posted : 12/15/2006 2:59:00 PM

ORIGINAL: ron2
We have to wear durable clothing, shoes, hard hats, safety glasses, per OSHA.

Ron - now there's a funny image --- an electrician in his flannel PJs, wearing a hard hat, steel-toed boots and safety glasses. But you're right, you might get a few raised eyebrows if you came to work in your own "sleeping attire," even if you did meet all the above OSHA requirements!! [

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When I worked in the accounting office of a large hospital, we were always jealous of the employees who got to wear scrubs -- that's like PJ day EVERY day! In fact, a few of us (including me [

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dogslyfe

Posted : 12/15/2006 3:10:27 PM

I dunno... maybe I missed the "its time to grow up" memo - and so did my bosses. They run around here shooting each other (and me, even though I glare daggers at them) with the nerf dart guns, and every so often the VP (and part-owner) liberates us all to go bowling for the afternoon. When I think about changing jobs I remember how UN-uptight we are, and suddenly have a new appreciation for my job.

willowchow

Posted : 12/15/2006 3:37:34 PM

I work in MRI and it is required that we wear scrubs every day. I have a million different pairs, colors, clogs. It's so easy. The only problem is that I have to watch that I don't gain a ton of weight because it's easy to gain and not realize it in those types of clothes.

But, I see what your saying. . .it's just like Christmas. . .used to love it. . .now can't wait for it to be over every year.

denise_m

Posted : 12/15/2006 5:08:46 PM

I still remember being a kid in the middle of summer when my Mom and her best friend would load the kids into the car and head for the lake. It was always a race to the water where we would submerge ourselves for the entire afternoon. I was always puzzled by the fact that my Mom and her friend never even touched the water. They would sit in the shade and talk all day. It was beyond my comprehension why anyone could pass on the delight of the refreshing water, pass on all the fun!?
Now that's me! I really don't like being wet. I rarely even wear a swimsuit to the beach. Just like my Mom I prefer to find a nice shadey tree and indulge in a book. Sad but true!

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