Blogging in Pajamas

Blogging in Pajamas Word Cloud

What’s in a name?

Pajamas.  PJ’s. Jammie’s, Jim-Jams.  There’s many names for those comfy lounge pants, and when you look for a dictionary, you’ll come across the original Asian, and modern European definitions:

  1. Loose-fitting trousers, usually of silk or cotton, worn by both sexes in the Orient.
  2. Night clothes consisting of loose-fitting trousers and jacket.

Striped PajamasThe word Pajama, originates from two Persian words – pāy (leg) + jāma (garment), and when I wear pajama’s, I favour cotton striped draw string pajama bottoms with a plain cotton top.

And I must confess — for me, Blogging has a heightened sense of decadence, when I blog wearing pajamas.

Blogging about Pajamas

I’m not the first blogger to write about the past-time of blogging in pajama’s.  In fact, in 2005 a group of influential bloggers got together to create Pajamasmedia, which was in response to all of the negative publicity about Bloggers spending all day in their Pajama’s.

I came across a couple of noteworthy posts and one video on Blogging in Pajama’s (links below):

  1. What kind of pajama’s do you blog in? by Dave Nalle

  2. Blogging in pajama’s, fact or fiction? by Barbara Swafford

  3. Why I blog in my Pajama’s by Elysa Rice’s video

But I was surprised about how little content was written about the topic – because to me,  Blogging and Pajama’s go together like – Bonnie and Clyde or Strawberries and Cream.

So if Elysa Rice is right, and being in loose Pajama’s let’s creativity flow from us, what would your ideal set of Blogging Pajama’s look like?

Pajama for setting the mood

There are so many themed blogs out there, I’m sure there’s a complimentary set of Pajama’s for every niche.  Here’s a couple of recommendations:

Eiffel tower Pajama's

French Flair

For those writing a French Travel or Fashion Blog, how about this Light Blue Eiffel Stretch Lounge Set to get you in the Parisien spirit.  With a fashionable scoop neck and empire waist, this cutting edge PJ’s, will have you supplementing your blogging diet with a croissant and Cafe au Lait.  Only $122 from Glamorous Los Angeles

Liberty of London Red Rose Pajama's

Smelling of Roses

Whether you’re an English Rose, or somebody with a green thumb – how about these Red Rose traditional flannel Pajama’s to encourage your blog posts to bloom.  A bargain at only $234 from Liberty of London.

Mommy and Me Pajama Sets

Mommy & Me

And if you’re an active Mommy Blogger, what better choice than an Mommy and Me set of Turquoise Moroccan Paisley pajama’s, with a lace trim to channel your feminine side; patterns to hide the juice spills; and an aura of faraway places to release you from the monotony of household chores.  This set can be snapped up for $178.

So whether your a niche blogger, an avid blogger or a sporadic blogger – is there an attire that gets you in the mood to blog more creatively?

 

© Feature Photo sharing.wishtv

 

The feature photo of Hugh Heffner was included, to pay homage to the Patron Saint of the Silk Pajama.

Author: Roving Jay

Jay is a project manager who swapped corporate life for a nomadic existence as a travel writer. She works with authors and entrepreneurs to help them achieve their self-publishing goals and reach their target audience through content marketing. Jay has published a series of travel guides, a travel memoir, and nonfiction books about travel writing. She housesits and volunteers around the globe with her husband, a Hollywood set painter, and she’s never more that 10 paces away from a wi-fi connection.

11 thoughts on “Blogging in Pajamas

  1. I must agree that blogging in comfy pj’s (my personal favorite term) makes my time spent blogging pass in a most comfortable way. My current favorite pj’s are made by Cabernet Sleepwear.

  2. Haha! There is absolutely nothing as good as blogging in Pajamas. Gives you that airy feeling and gets your thoughts running:) I’m being too lazy these days to actually go and buy them, usually I just go online and order. Mostly at http://www.sleepyheads.com . I’m not that good at making them at home:)

    1. Jennifer – PJ Salvage has a good online store… http://pjsalvage-shop.com/shop.

      The jury is still out on whether I’ll be able to make my own — I’ve had the material 3 weeks now, and haven’t done anything with it.

      But — I did go out and buy two pairs of Calvin Klein stripey pj’s. Think I might need to attend PJ-Anon “Hello my name is Jay, and it’s been 9 days since I purchased my last pair of PJ’s”.
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  3. One of the best options is silk. Made from natural fibre, this material balances the body temperature in both cool and warm climates. The satiny material glides on your skin and gives off a luxurious element in your sleepwear.

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