International Pajama Day

How's Your Day Going?

From the comfort of your own home, I encourage you to visit a few friends who are celebrating:

Olga posted a SIPJ Day photo yesterday.

The lovely Joanna and her talented husband, Robert, of Friend Sheep are almost through with their pajama day in Warsaw, Poland.

Vicki Knitorious is having a super day.

Krafty1 does not have to do the dishes.

Erika at Redshirt Knitting is all about cats, cruisn' & cleanin'.

Seal Daze is going to the Super Bowl Sale at her LYS, but promises to spend the rest of the day in pajamas.

But let's all take a moment to sympathize with my darling Pamela, who must work today.  But she's keeping Super International Pajama Day in her heart and she wore her pajamas to work.

Let's call her Pamjama!

Send me your pajama photos!

It's Time!

PUT YOUR PAJAMAS ON NOW!

HAVE A SUPER-FUN SUPER INTERNATIONAL PAJAMA DAY!!!!

STAY HOME ALL DAY.  RELAX.  YOU NEED IT.

And, when you get a chance, send me a pajama photo.

Countdown Tip No. 12

BUY YOURSELF A BOUQUET!

You deserve it.

Countdown Tip No 11

BLOG IN ADVANCE



Seriously. You're going to want to sleep in, right? Have a nice breakfast? Lounge in bed with chocolates to eat and movies to watch? 

Blog in advance, baby. Put on your pajamas on Saturday after the errands, take a few photos, post, and you're done.  Then you can browse to your heart's content on Super International Pajama Day. Or not. And while you're at it, send me a pajama photo.

Countdown Tip No.10

  RUN YOUR ERRANDS EARLY!

You've planned your menu and chosen your pajamas. Make your list and get out there before the Saturday crowds.  If you go out early, you can come home and get a head start on Super International Pajama Day. 

With the week I've been having, I know I deserve it. And you do, too.  C'mon, you know you do.

Countdown Tip No. 9

CHARGE YOUR CAMERA BATTERY
Because you will want to send me a pajama photo

Countdown Tip No. 8

STRAIGHTEN UP

Nothing makes relaxing more delicious than the feeling that your chores are done. So, do a little bit each day.

Get a head start on that mountain the laundry.

Do that load of dishes in the sink.

Change the bed.

Tidy up, you'll be glad you did.