Every Saturday I'll try to come up with some "out there" question that just makes you stop and think about something not so important. Think of it as a mini vacation. If you have any ideas drop me a line and we'll throw it in here. Who knows, it might be fun.
OK - Here goes:
In honor of Carnival of the Jammies I thought about what my favorite pair of jammies were as a kid.
That was almost too easy. The were black leggings with a really cool animal print top. They were the bomb. Mom could hardly get me out of them. I wanted to wear them everywhere. One day we were at the local department store and I saw a lady wearing something very similar with a very cool pair of black sandles and I was livid. "Mommy - why does SHE get to wear her PJ's out in public and I can't?" Yeah, I never really did get that whole idea that some times you just CAN'T say exactly what's on your mind.
So.....what were your favorite jammies like as a child?
Posted by Tammi at October 16, 2004 07:15 AMI hated them. Still do.
loose shorts and a t-shirt.
About 140 yrs ago, when I was a child...
they made Halloween costumes out of flannel, that doubled as 'jammies' once the holiday was over.
Mine was a white gown style that fell past my knees. Across the chest was embroidered
"A Little Angel".
As a costume, it wasn't much, but I remember the warmth & comfort sleeping in it.
Flannel nightgown. Red plaid with granny neck. Very warm and cozy.
Posted by: kat-missouri at October 16, 2004 02:42 PMO.M.G ! That was such a great question! I was talking on the phone with my mother, and she reminded me that I loved my "Rupert the Bear" jammies so much that I'd cry when they went in the laundry. Poor Rupert...
Posted by: Sally at October 16, 2004 04:13 PMMy WONDER WOMAN underoos...what else?! I used to wrap aluminum foil around my wrists and spin all over the house...I have looked on ebay to try to get a vintage pair (figured The Man would get a kick out of that LOL)...but no luck....
Posted by: ALa71 at October 16, 2004 04:17 PMI'm as Kat... flannel, granny nightgown, red checked. I think I even had a hat. LOL! Probably why I like my Man's Flannel Shirt so much. Still keeps me toasty, but I can at least move in the damn thing!
Posted by: Boudicca at October 16, 2004 07:47 PM