have discovered Target...


That is all. 

That's unfortunate! I thought I was safe when I went to Target. 

So did I!

Went in yesterday and there was a dependapotomus walking around in an oversized lizard lick towing t-shirt, pajama bottoms and fuzzy flip flop slippers, complete with a snotty nosed, dirty faced toddler in the cart.

It was 11 am.

*THUD* 

You have now entered....The Twilight Zone.... 

That makes me sad :( Now my husband is going to hate Target too. 

I find enjoyment in the people watching at both Walmart and Target.

On that note, I think K-mart might have them both beat..... 

Funny. I feel the same way when walking through the PX... 

In the px its safe to stereotype the dependapotamous.... In Target it could simply be a white trash (insert offensive stereotypical label) on her day off. 

Only time I ever leave the house in pajamas is when I drop kid off at school and come right back home in the MORNING. I pray I don't get in an accident or have to get out of the car for any reason. Why it is so hard for people to wear normal clothes out is beyond me!

I guess you don't have to wear pants if a facility says "no shirt, no shoes, no service" 

Last quarter Target prices were lower than Walmart, first time, I think. You save about 40 cents/100 dollars! LOL, that should pack them in. 

The only time I have ever left the house in jammies was to go to the hospital because I was sick. When my water broke and I was in hard labor I took a shower, did my hair, put makeup on, and got dressed! Then went to the hospital. I dress like a slob at home or when working out. 

I sleep naked, so I never leave the house in my pjs, it'd be inappropriate for just about every situation.

I have worn yoga pants out with a form fitting shirt (not extra large t shirt with holes) but only if its a quick trip in and out. I did wear basketball shorts out right after my hubs deployed , no makeup, (hair was brushed) but I looked rough, and then to match my looks I threatened to be down some rude broad, to make it humorous a friend totally saw the whole event play out. It was a very bad week, not a high point. Hah, so I try not to judge all too often, but still as guilty as the next person.