Public Pajama's

[HisFirst]

7 hours ago, coheir said:

 pre-loved; I think we call that a thrift store.

Yes, here too but we say also, Op shops (Opportunity Shops),  Vinnie's (St Vincent De Paul),  Salvo's (Salvation Army), Endo's (Endeavour Foundation)....

[Guest shiloh357]

9 hours ago, coheir said:

I see women and mom's and their daughters wearing PJ's in stores often.I myself do not care for it.

Never seen a man in PJ's in public.

wondering how other feel about this

edit; Im talking about teen's and older women not young kids.

Seems like some smart apple out there could find a way to make this a fashion trend.  Pajamas that are fashionable enough to wear in public, but comfy enough for bedtime.    And they could be made so that they could be worn with regular clothes.  PJ tops or PJ bottoms could mix and match with other casual clothes that you might wear when you're not trying to  dress to the nines.

Edited November 25, 2017 by shiloh357

[HisFirst]

I've seen the 'Walmart people' photos and I'm not sure if I take them seriously - I think its to get their 15 minutes of internet glory tbh.

[Jaydog1976]

It just looks so tacky and it sure isn't a good thing. I can guarantee that my daughter will not wear her pajamas out in public as long as she lives under my roof. 

 

[Neighbor]

Now that everyone can get a governmentally approved marriage, I think it is time for Christians to reject the government certificates altogether and just issue our own pledge before God- a wedding vow, and stiff the States their fees. Their certificates are morally meaningless anyway. 

[Neighbor]

2 hours ago, HisFirst said:

I've seen the 'Walmart people' photos and I'm not sure if I take them seriously - I think its to get their 15 minutes of internet glory tbh.

Oh it is real, way too real.

I just realized yesterday as my eyes suffered broadly stretched spandex over cellulite exposure while at Best Buy that  wow it is even worse there. Awful, who is so crazily deluded about their physique  as to  as to want to look like that? But hey, there were cross tatts too!

It's a bold new world out there, likely the reason there is such a boom in internet commerce. Makes me want to buy a real suit and go to church wearing a shirt and tie, well nah it doesn't. I just started wearing men's shorts to Sunday services, as I am going straight from church to casual places nowadays.

Oh my, I am one of them! When did it happen?  I too just don't much care what I look like. I better upgrade, get some clothes that are new and maybe a finer quality- or not. Do I really care? If I look as bad as what I am seeing I should I suppose, just as a kindness to others.

ps -guess it is a do no harm kind of thing. I shouldn't risk hurting another's testimony by giving them reason to  be concerned about me or avoid me for my appearance.

Edited November 25, 2017 by Neighbor

[Sower]

4 hours ago, Neighbor said:

Hey hey, lets not stereotype residents of mobile and manufactured homes! 

 

10 hours ago, MorningGlory said:

Wearing pajamas in public is slovenly, shows laziness and gives off the 'trailer park vibe' even if the person lives in a mansion. 

My wife and kids were "trailer trash" for thirty years, but we owned our small trailer and the land it was on. (We home schooled them then, and that further categorizes us)  Our kids left home, got/owned their own land and their "trailer house", but  eventually built/live in an "acceptable" home, as my wife and I.  All paid for! As a family, our best years were the lean and mean years, where we matured as believers. It's hard now days for young family's to own a home and land, one income, and the trailer offers an alternative. But MorningGlory, I understand your well made point. Trailer parks were cool back in the sixties though, manicured, tree lined, and clubhouse and pool. I lived in your hometown in one, and met my wife in the big H.
PJ's in public shows lack of respect, or a disdain for others, as you have said.

[missmuffet]

3 hours ago, Gary Lee said:

 

My wife and kids were "trailer trash" for thirty years, but we owned our small trailer and the land it was on. (We home schooled them then, and that further categorizes us)  Our kids left home, got/owned their own land and their "trailer house", but  eventually built/live in an "acceptable" home, as my wife and I.  All paid for! As a family, our best years were the lean and mean years, where we matured as believers. It's hard now days for young family's to own a home and land, one income, and the trailer offers an alternative. But MorningGlory, I understand your well made point. Trailer parks were cool back in the sixties though, manicured, tree lined, and clubhouse and pool. I lived in your hometown in one, and met my wife in the big H.
PJ's in public shows lack of respect, or a disdain for others, as you have said.

It sounds like God blessed you no matter what the circumstances were.

[Sower]

1 hour ago, missmuffet said:

It sounds like God blessed you no matter what the circumstances were.

                             Beyond understanding!

[coheir]

Wearing PJ's in public I think is part of the culture that is flourishing in America and is moving towards the days of Noah. Now PJ's in public is a small part but I think its still a part.