Pj wearers taking children to school,

Me neither.
I'd fend them off with a broom.

Wong

Makes me wonder what their personal hygiene is like. Yuk!11 To go out without changing clothes you've slept in all night, not brushing your teeth or washing or showering is lazy and dirty. It takes a few minutes to have a quick 'cat's lick' (my mum's term for a very quick wash). Two minutes to brush teeth and a minute or so to chuck on a pair of jeans and a top. 5 or 6 minutes in all. Pity their children. Do they wash and clean their teeth? I wonder if they have clean clothes regularly. Just lazy women.

Oh for goodness sake!
Just putting clothes on does not equate to perfect hygiene., nor does a “cats lick “ and throwing on jeans and a top .
Lazy women - I can’t go along with this level of of self righteous indignation.
Perhaps all the more so since many of us are of that generation who had “bath night” on Friday and /or shard their bath water with other members of the family.
Hypocritical.

“Shared” not “shard”

MissAdventure

Me neither.
I'd fend them off with a broom.

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ah well, that made me giggle

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????PJ’s would be an improvement!

The PJs I wear in the morning were bought from Cotton Traders and consist of a red tartan pair of brushed cotton trousers and a red fleece top. I am sure I could nip down to the corner shop in these if I tucked the trousers into my boots. Not that I do, I hasten to add.

MawtheMerrier Wed 05-Oct-22 14:44:05

Well said, Maw!

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These lazy parents who can’t be bothered to get dressed what an example to their children, get up half an hour early. Before they start whining about how busy they are, we did it without all the labour saving devices they have or a car.

OLD THREAD.

I used to drive my sister to work in my PJs. She had to be there at 0630 and so we had to leave for about ten past six.

Mind you, all I did was drop her outside the restaurant - I didn't get out of the car.

I wouldn't consider it decent to be dropping your children at school in PJs if you have to leave the vehicle.