To my deep regret, I have not yet been polled. Time is running out, pollsters - do I have to email you my phone number AGAIN? If I don't hear from these jokers soon, I'm going to be out of practice when the time does come. Just to keep in shape, I'm going to attach myself to a poll right now.
Now I don't advocate sleeping in those clothes so that you have one continuous 36-hour stretch in the same clothes. No, sleeping in your clothes is a fast and easy way to get sick. There has to be a definite break between today and yesterday when it comes to re-wear.
I'm fairly comfortable with doing the deed while walking the dog in the morning despite the risk of being spotted by someone who saw me yesterday. In this case, I use the same technique that guilty parties use to fool the polygraph -you have to believe the lie in order to avoid detection. And so if I should see a neighbor backing her car out of the driveway, I casually wave and walk on just as if I am wearing my OTHER black t-shirt.
As far as working-from-home wear goes, why wouldn't you wear yesterday's clothes? The danger here is that more often than not, you look up and its 5pm and you still haven't showered. Possibly 6:30pm. And thus that line draws nearer.
I wanted to choose 3 different answers, so I guess you know where I stand...
Posted by: pam | October 18, 2008 at 09:29 AM
If I saw my neighbor wearing the same thing today as yesterday, I'd never know it. I'm saving my memory power for my old age!
Posted by: Joan of Argghh! | October 18, 2008 at 09:32 AM
In 2004 the pollsters were phoning every other day. This year we've taken one call.
Ready?
The Washington Sate Dairy Council wants to know how we felt about their products and high school sports, and do we associate diary products with high school sports?
No, really.
Posted by: pops | October 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM
Yesterday's clothers are one thing, but one should never use yesterday's toidy paper.
Posted by: Jim - PRS | October 18, 2008 at 05:57 PM