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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by spuddyo
(Post 12291252)
I'm just an old fashioned fogey with morals set back in dark ages. Don't mind me, I am just a grumpy old man and proud of it.
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by spuddyo
(Post 12291252)
I'm just an old fashioned fogey with morals set back in dark ages. Don't mind me, I am just a grumpy old man and proud of it.
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Just the same as me going shopping down at the market in my Y fronts and a string vest plus a pair of old dog eared slippers on my feet I suppose.
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by spuddyo
(Post 12293125)
Just the same as me going shopping down at the market in my Y fronts and a string vest plus a pair of old dog eared slippers on my feet I suppose.
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by spuddyo
(Post 12293125)
Just the same as me going shopping down at the market in my Y fronts and a string vest plus a pair of old dog eared slippers on my feet I suppose.
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12293150)
Oh gawd, not the y-fronts, anything but the y-fronts :scaredhair:
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 12293152)
I'm partial to the boxer briefs myself.
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12293158)
As long as they're doing the housework or the gardening, I don't care what they wear :lol:
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 12293165)
I'm pretty fortunate there. My partner got up this morning and emptied the dishwasher and restacked it while I got dressed for work then made me a takeaway coffee. Then went out of his way to drop me at the station so I didn't have to walk in the dark. ❤
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by spuddyo
(Post 12291252)
I'm just an old fashioned fogey with morals set back in dark ages. Don't mind me, I am just a grumpy old man and proud of it.
I'm a mental health professional and when people are depressed we encourage them to get up at the same time every morning, shower and put on clean clothes. It's better for their mental health than staying in Pyjamas all day. Pyjamas are for relaxing at home, not for dropping your kids off at school. |
Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by Kapri
(Post 12299152)
I'm with you.
I'm a mental health professional and when people are depressed we encourage them to get up at the same time every morning, shower and put on clean clothes. It's better for their mental health than staying in Pyjamas all day. Pyjamas are for relaxing at home, not for dropping your kids off at school. |
Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by Kim67
(Post 12299226)
But what if you've got three showering for school, lunch boxes to fill, ballet bags, instruments and sports bags to pack? Best to stay in your warm pj's and have a HOT shower when the hot water system has had time to reheat in my opinion. :p
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 12299236)
Agreed. Why would the assumption be that the pj wearing parents are going to stay that way all day?:unsure:
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Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 12299299)
Because some of us prefer flannel jammies to real clothes? Is that wrong? :unsure:
A daughter works at Woolies and they do dress up days raising money for a children's hopsital. She refuses to go in anything but work clothes. Her manager gave her grief the other week and ordered her to wear pjs. She doesn't own any so we had to raid the loft for her old Cheer trakkies. She hated every minute of her shift. |
Re: An etiquette question for mums...
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 12299333)
Not at all. They make me shudder but you wear what you want to hon.
A daughter works at Woolies and they do dress up days raising money for a children's hopsital. She refuses to go in anything but work clothes. Her manager gave her grief the other week and ordered her to wear pjs. She doesn't own any so we had to raid the loft for her old Cheer trakkies. She hated every minute of her shift. |
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