Pyjama party..

My daughter in law Paula had her first fun of the year last night when she went to a friends Pyjama party - an all girls party, wine, chat & fun... dressed in their PJ's.

Honestly though! I can't see the advantage of wearing ones pyjamas to have a gathering with your friends.

I must be missing the point!

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I've never fathomed that out either, Carol. Is it supposed to add to the ambience, or something, do you think?

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Well last week, when I went round the shop to pay my papers, there was a young woman in there with her toddler child, and they were BOTH in their Jim-jams. What a way to teach her kids.

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Perhaps they were on their way to a party.

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Och I think it's a novelty Bet they had a great time!

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I guess if you are having a 'sleep over' you can just clean your teeth and tumble into bed and if some silly person has had too much to drink you won't need to undress them

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I like the idea, could imagine my DD"s doing that.

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I'm at that funny age, phew , where it wouldn't be a pyjama party for me. It would have to be a very light nightie. I can't bear to wear pyjamas these days. Far too warm.

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No PJ party but we did have a fun Boxing Day this year it was all close family and everyone came in their onesie.. it was such fun no need to dress up or worry about what to wear just come in your onesie the kids loved it.

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Oh gosh, I am afraid I could not wear a Onsie, I do not think they are such flattering garments,we all like to dress up, not down at Christmas . However, you sound as though you had fun.