(Very) unexpected snow may cause you to fail to notice important details. Taken 2009, but shared this week after near-record-breaking temperatures swept through Texas.
I actually drove all over town, taking photos and visiting with friends and family, never realizing I was in my pjs and robe, with two different colors of socks.
Since I don't even have a winter coat, it seems pretty likely that I have no appropriate snow shoes either. What would those be? Boots of some sort, perhaps.
My daughter did something similar yesterday when she asked me to take her for celebratory tea. She came down in PJ's, checkerboard Vans with argyle socks. It was an interesting look. I asked her why not the Birkenstocks and she hesitated.
I had a philosophy teacher who used to show up in school with different socks - he used to play in a rock band :) My youngest loves to go out in winter in flip-flops and in summer with jumpers... those kids.
Yikes!!! :):)
ReplyDeleteI actually drove all over town, taking photos and visiting with friends and family, never realizing I was in my pjs and robe, with two different colors of socks.
DeleteI did something like this in Finland went out in pyjamas but it was my first time seeing snow!!!
ReplyDeleteYou understand then!
DeleteI don't see a problem with this!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jeanie! Lol.
DeleteI am the one who worries about having decent clothes on in case the fire alarm goes!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm perhaps a bit less self-conscious.
DeleteWow! Hope you and your family are doing okay.
ReplyDeleteYes, all is well here now.
DeleteNot sure I would want to walk in the snow wearing the shoe's though
ReplyDeleteSince I don't even have a winter coat, it seems pretty likely that I have no appropriate snow shoes either. What would those be? Boots of some sort, perhaps.
DeleteMy daughter did something similar yesterday when she asked me to take her for celebratory tea. She came down in PJ's, checkerboard Vans with argyle socks. It was an interesting look. I asked her why not the Birkenstocks and she hesitated.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Love it.
DeleteI'm not as concerned now about going outside in whatever I have on as I was when I was younger. I've seen plenty of people wearing pj's etc. at WM :)
ReplyDeleteYou are right. And when I was growing up, my mom wouldn't leave the house without lipstick and a nice outfit. How things have changed.
DeleteThis would be me going out to the bin in my flip flop slippers in deep snow!
ReplyDeleteI completely forgot that I was in my pajamas.
DeleteOh wow And the shoes don't have closed toes, either! I could never do that now at my age....
ReplyDeleteOh wow And the shoes don't have closed toes, either! I could never do that now at my age....
ReplyDeleteCold!
ReplyDeleteI think it's perfect. I'm glad things are warming back up for you.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥
Not sure how much more of the cold we could take down here.
DeleteI like your pajamas! :)
ReplyDeleteThey are very pretty, aren't they?
DeleteHoping and praying for everyone to get back into their daily routines without all the blackouts and cold. Glad things are warming up for you.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to better days ahead.
Deleteyou gave me todays smile :)
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteI love playing in the snow too. We don't get it very often.
ReplyDeleteIt's a rare treat.
DeleteMy neighbor cleaned his snow covered entrance in shorts, T-shirts and sandals but with a thick scarf !
ReplyDeleteYes, go figure!
DeleteSo cute.
ReplyDeleteI had a philosophy teacher who used to show up in school with different socks - he used to play in a rock band :) My youngest loves to go out in winter in flip-flops and in summer with jumpers... those kids.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!!!!!
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