Tonight I have a nightie, big fluffy dressing gown and slippers on.... and I put them on after I came out of shower at 7.30

Just the one slipper Baz? doesn't the other foot get cold

I have my nightie and pink fluffy dressing gown on. Got them on after dinner.

I have a couple of dressing gowns. One i wear when im really cold, the other when i come out the shower.

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 Ive got one slipper on. The other one has fallen off.

Until I left the marital home I never used to get ready for bed... don't know why just never felt comfortable.
However I can't wait to get into my nightclothes nowadays 

Yeah, I've got a short sleeved cotton one too that I usually use after I come out the shower in the summer. Trouble is, it's falling apart and I've looked for ages and can't find another one to my liking

Oh, there's nowt better Issy

Marks and Spencers do nice ones.

I've also got a couple of dressing gowns.... the big fluffy open fronted one I am wearing now, and a couple of fleecy over the head* types for when it's REALLY cold

i sleep in nothing or if its cold a pair of knickers so i don't tend to get ready for bed till i go there.

I normally go there Issy but I just haven't found anything to suit me. I'll keep on looking though

Just gonna take a soak and put my Pj's on...Blue fluffy ones 

Jammies and towelling dressing gown.I put them on about 9.00pm tonight.

Me too - in the summer

In summer I sleep in nothing with no duvet...

In winter it gets nicked from me

Never wear jammies or nightwear, so it's just a robe and sometimes a pair of hubby's old, thick sports socks (when I'm lathering my tootsies with moisturiser).

I put mine on between 6-7 ish after dinner and shower, normally vest top and pj bottoms...then I whip em off to sleep. Otherwise the pj bottoms end up like shorts and nighties are a no no unless I have a notion to throttle myself 

I have to have some sort of night attire on else I can't sleep

But I am a nightdress girl - pjs drive me mad,

Whereas I can't sleep with anything on.
I do have a couple of pairs of those navy BA lounge suits that they dole out on flights;  kept them in case of emergencies.  Never had an emergency - so they're still in their celophane packs.

Think I'm going to have to invest in some slippers though; my feet don't keep as warm as they used to.  Can't sleep if my tootsies are cold.

me too, no matter how cold it is, I can't abide anything on when I am sleeping

I sleep in my pants and a vest top/shirt. I cannot sleep with pj bottoms on, its too uncomfy for words. If i had to sleep with a nightly on it would be hitched up round me middle so kinda defeats the point.

You think?

I have my security uniform on and will be doing my rounds where i work shortly. I have a torch and 2 way radio in a black belt on my waist. I also have my trusty truncheon in case i meet someone i don't know.

well.... maybe

I get my 'Moody Cow' pyjamas on at about 7a.m., when I wake up, fully dressed, in front of the telly. I sneak into bed, before Mr Blizz wakes up and rolls his eyes at me.

I used to always wear nighties never pajamas now I never wear nighties only pajamas now that the dark nights are here I put them on about 7 oclock

Buy another in case you do what I did some years ago on a Christmas Eve morning..........
I was expecting a new dressing gown for Christmas and I was wearing my ripped at the shoulder, stained with hair dye, old one. Went to the loo, the lock broke and after trying to escape for an hour & a half, my mum (bless her) phoned the fire brigade!!!!
I have never ever been so embarrassed especially when a hunky fireman joked, "What some women will do to get some men in the house"

 Bless

I read this in the Readers Digest many many years ago.

A woman had just come out of the bath and dried herself when there was a knock at the door. So she covered her front with her towel and opened the door. The postman handed her a parcel, and she was wondering why the postman was looking over her shoulder. After she shut the door, she turned round and realised that he was looking at the large mirror which was futher down the hall.