PJ's

Rather too often these days but mainly because I have some really lovely pj's I bought from Laura Ashley before they stopped trading.

Never

I wouldn't stay in my PJs all day unless I was very ill. When I had pneumonia a few years back I was in my dressing gown all day as I couldn't stop coughing for long enough to make the effort and was too exhausted.

I've been through some awful times which I won't recount here but I'm sure it's better for my self-esteem if I make the effort to wash and dress, even if I'm only in a track suit (which I'm in at the moment) with clean underwear and socks each day.

Never! I hate the thought. Even when ill I always feel better once up and showered and dressed. Don't get 'dressed up' just leggings and sweater, no make up. Nowadays do get up later and later but always eventually showered and dressed.

On Sundays and Christmas day , I love it .

Certainly not. It’s lazy and slovenly. Does it mean that you don’t bath or shower in the mornings also.

Nope. I can’t bear the thought of facing the day until I have showered, washed and dried my hair and dressed. What if someone were to come to the door?!

I do wear casual jersey trousers and loose tops though, not things I would wear to go out generally.

I went for my vaccination this morning and had to iron a short sleeved top and smart trousers to wear — definitely not things to be worn indoors during lockdown.

Absolutely not . Unless very ill my routine is the same as every morning since I was a teenager . Teeth, shower , hair washed and styled, make-up , perfume and nails, and dressed appropriately for the task ahead .
I couldn’t stand being unkempt and I am a ‘ get up and get on ‘ person .

No never.
I always slept in the buff until a couple of years ago when I started to feel the chill more at night, so just a nightie now.

I get up around 8 am, have breakfast and head for the shower. Proper clothes on for the rest of the day. I am making an effort and wearing most of my clothes at some point. OH doesn’t shower until noon. His medication makes him very sleepy in the morning. Son is teaching on line during the day. He often wears shorts with a smart jacket and shirt. No one can see below his waist.

No, that would be too depressing. But my "daytime" clothes aren't all that different from PJ's, to tell the truth. When I'm just staying home by myself (which is most of the time,} I just wear loose casual clothing with only one thing in mind: comfort.

I dress as soon as I get up in the morning.

I think this is due to the fact that I had long periods of illness as a child and when I was allowed out of bed again, it was in my nightie, dressing gown and slippers at first.

So if I go around in my night clothes I feel is not exactly ill, as if I was back in the days of being a poorly child.

sorry should have read !I feel not exactly ill"
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Up at 7am. Downstairs in keep fit gear and do my exercises. Then shower wash hair. Get dressed, do hair, makeup, dab of perfume and good to go BUT WHERE? but feel good. Off for my jab today so will get dressed for that.

Showered and dressed by 13,15. I always to my housework in night dress. I have clean night clothes on every day.
I could not stay in night clothes all day as I would feel tired by association. It does not bother me if people do though as they can make their own desitions.

I get dressed I don't like staying in my pjs

Same as Bluebelle......

No. I need to have a shower, wash my hair and dress in day clothes. My daughter likes to stay in her nightie sometimes- but I won’t let her do her Zoom classes in nightwear!!

No, definitely not.

That is so grungy. And grubby.

Dressing gown all day, No, no. No.

I get dressed every morning. Home schooling via Skype means that I put on makeup and earrings too, though I'd do that anyway. Choosing what to wear adds a bit of excitement.

Only to lunch time

No never! I brush my teeth, shower and wash my hair, dry it and put on some eye makeup going out or not. Makes me feel so much better and you never know (heaven forbid) if you had an emergency and ended up having to go to the hospital you would at least look respectable!

Tried it twice over lockdowns made me feel depressed.So no would be my answer.l get up washed ,dressed and minimal make up makes me feel better.

It’s absolutely fine to wear whatever you feel
most comfortable in, depending on your own circumstances. There are no rules. Be comfortable. Be happy. We are all doing the best that we can .

My sister has been doing this since beginning of lockdown . Nit for me though I like to be up and dressed for the day.no couldn’t just sit around all day doing nothing. I do have a late morning on a sat and Sunday but still get dressed I. Comfortable clothes.