Mine only go outside in the context of the apartment complex. If I have to get in the car, I change.
'Safe'
Natter 62: The 62nd Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I change into flannel jammies when I get home (or t-shirt and cotton jammie pants in the summer). Right now I am wearing a pair that have a print the sky covered with puffy clouds. Of course, I am going to Target tomorrow, because those skull jammies rule and I MUST HAVE THEM.
If you need a visual, David, just hit the IMAGE link on the top of your search.
Duh.
I think I want to paint my nails like peacock feathers and slam some cold meds. The stuff I took earlier has worn off.
I have only one of these nightshirts, but I NEED more.
I'm pretty sure that's the look that Joe fantasizes about.
Leg warmers are a totally different vibe.
Does anybody here wear leg warmers?
Also, juliana, have you no slippers?
If you need a visual, David, just hit the IMAGE link on the top of your search.
I did, but none were compelling. I'm trying to give Kat the benefit of the doubt.
Sure: Hard Tail Yoga Clothes
I'm pretty sure that's the look that Joe fantasizes about.
I am not the stupid girl from the match.com commercial that vows to never wear long, flannel nightgowns. All I think when I see that commercial is, "LIAR. You will, or some reasonable substitution thereof once you have kids and are working full-time and get a lazy Saturday." My Saturdays USED to be spent in Inside Pants and my WMU DAD sweatshirt. Sadly, Em has swimming lessons, so now I am showered, primped, and dressed so as to blend in with the Uppity Ann Arbor Moms.
Sure: Hard Tail Yoga Clothes
See? Kat can defend her own position. That's some fine, yoga-toned behind.
Sadly, Em has swimming lessons, so now I am showered, primped, and dressed so as to blend in with the Uppity Ann Arbor Moms.
Stupid uppity moms. What do they wear?
I personally think yoga clothes in general, especially on people who have a regular practice, tend to be comfy and form fitting enough and flattering. that doesn't describe me anymore. But it used to.