The school principal, deputy, heads of school, teachers – they were ANGRY.
They told us our action was disgraceful. They acted like had transgressed some sacred rule, that we had trampled all over a boundary that should never, ever be crossed.
To this day, decades later, I still can’t work out what upset the school so much about us turning up in pyjamas.
It’s not like we were running around in skimpy shorts with our bums hanging out. Our bodies were covered. Some of us wore dressing gowns, others accessorised with toothbrushes.
We wore slippers!
How can anyone be subversive in slippers?
Nice write up and great org to contribute to! I don’t know why your school had an issue with pjs either…. Then again, Catholicism has some weird beliefs I don’t understand so maybe it does make sense! But don’t pay too much attention to my thoughts, I regularly walk my dog in my pjs.
Hi Kristiana, I’m pretty sure it made no sense at all 🙂 Way to go walking your dog in your pjs!