Pyjama day
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I wear my cotton jammies
In the summer when it's hot
And I wear my woolen nighties
In the winter when it's not
And sometimes in the spring
And then again sometimes in fall
I jump right in between the sheets
With nothing on at all!
Glory glory
What's it to ya?
Glory glory
What's it to ya?
Glory glory
What's it to ya?
If I jump right in between the sheets
With nothing on at all
In the summer when it's hot
And I wear my woolen nighties
In the winter when it's not
And sometimes in the spring
And then again sometimes in fall
I jump right in between the sheets
With nothing on at all!
Glory glory
What's it to ya?
Glory glory
What's it to ya?
Glory glory
What's it to ya?
If I jump right in between the sheets
With nothing on at all
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I have never gone as far as a onesie
But...uh thanks for sharing.
I guess people are a bit unsure about what constitutes pyjamas. Here's a bit of sartorial information for those who need to know.
Pyjamas originally came from India. They are a two-piece garment consisting of a long sleeved button shirt top (often with breast pockets) and matching trousers/pants, either elasticised/or drawstring and usually made of cotton. For those living in colder climes, they are usually made of flanellette which is a soft, brushed cotton that is very comfortable to wear/sleep in.
The patterns on pyjamas have traditonally been stripes. But you can have any pattern on them but the rule is they have to match to be real pyjamas.
But...uh thanks for sharing.
I guess people are a bit unsure about what constitutes pyjamas. Here's a bit of sartorial information for those who need to know.
Pyjamas originally came from India. They are a two-piece garment consisting of a long sleeved button shirt top (often with breast pockets) and matching trousers/pants, either elasticised/or drawstring and usually made of cotton. For those living in colder climes, they are usually made of flanellette which is a soft, brushed cotton that is very comfortable to wear/sleep in.
The patterns on pyjamas have traditonally been stripes. But you can have any pattern on them but the rule is they have to match to be real pyjamas.