PJ's, Tshirt, clothes or Naked?

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How do you sleep? We started out with warm and cool weather PJ's, but haven't worn them in a year and a half. They just went to Goodwill.
 
For me, it depends on the outside temp. Above 70; skivvies. Down to abt mid 40's; long sleeve flannel shirt and sweat pants. Down into the 30's, all of the above plus a head cover and fleece booties. I also have a 12 VDC electric blanket and a fleece sleeping bag liner available if needed.

I will add this: since getting my Heater Buddy and using a 20 pound tank, temps inside my camper remain in the low 60's regardless of outside conditions. So now, mostly skivvies and a long sleeve flannel shirt at most. After I do some overnights in Michigan and experience January and February nights, I'll revisit this post to see if its still accurate!

In support of "situational awareness" and "being prepared", particularly at night, I ALWAYS keep my Levis, shoes, and a jacket immediately available in case I have to respond to an "outside" issue in a hurry.

How do I sleep? Great, and Im really good at it . . . .
 
I wear pj pants and a camisole if hot, t shirt if warm, or long sleeve tee if cool. That way I'm always dressed enough to take the little dog out at any time.
 
Yes, I usually do loose yoga pants and tshirts, too, so if the dog needs out, I am ready. DH'S ideal sleeping arrangement seems to be naked on a granite slab (with a pillow). He will put on a pair of light workout pants if we are in the boonies, but in a gated park where security is not a problem, he gets as close to his ideal as he can. He never did that in the house. He seems to have gone semi-feral.
 
PJ's, Tshirt, clothes or Naked?

Any and all of the above, sometimes more than one in a single night.  :D

I keep warm flannel, microfleece thermals, light thermals and cotton nightshirts all in preparedness.

It all depends on what the temperature is and is going to be under the covers.

If I'm backcountry camping in October in Ontario, it's the microfleece thermals for sure.

Last night in Louisiana it was buck naked with just a fleece throw over me. I didn't even have to make the bed this morning. One night last week in Tennessee it was the flannel all night with the electric heater on low.
 
Only my cat knows,
and he never says a mumbling word. 

 
at home all natural, but when on the road a pair of shorts, in case I need to get up in a hurry. wouldn't want to scare anybody. highdesertranger
 
I started out sleeping in my clothes. Why bother changing if I was just going to wear the same clothes the next day. And the next day. Besides, if something were to happen during the night, I was dressed and ready to go. Now, depending on the weather, I wear whatever t-shirt I had on during the day plus either pajama bottoms, lightweight shorts, or just my underwear.
 
Sometimes there may be a thread that yields just Too Much Information. :s

So now at RTR, we'll meet someone and think: "oh, yeah, she wears jammies...and he sleeps in shorts...and someone doesn't want to scare people (still contemplating that one). hahahaha

I prefer to remain a woman of mystery. :angel:
 
Everything (well , except the boots) through varying amounts to nothing , depends on how cold or warm it is...........
 
I bought these Russian pink( salmon) silk military undergarments or cold weather underthings and I love 'em. Also kinda sexy.
 
wagoneer said:
I bought these Russian pink( salmon) silk military undergarments or cold weather underthings and I love 'em. Also kinda sexy.

I don't think I've ever seen "Russian pink( salmon) silk military undergarments or cold weather underthings" -- you included no link.

So we would need pics to give you feedback on the sexy factor. :rolleyes:
 
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