National Wear Your Pajamas To Work Day
Each year, National Wear Your Pajamas To Work Day, gives us a reprieve after meeting a late-night deadline, stumbling receipts, and adding columns to file our taxes.
Although some people regard this day as the year's best holiday, others insist it was created for fun. Wearing pajamas to work creates a laid-back and relaxed atmosphere, particularly for those accountants, tax preparers, and last-minute filers. Wearing pajamas provides a little relief from the nailbiting and strain that comes with filing taxes. For those who pushed the deadline to the limit, the day helps to get rid of the panic and gives a few more minutes of sleep.
Of course, tops and bottoms would be included in Appropriate styles of pajamas. Wear the cosy flannel or snazzy silk. Cotton always breathes so well. Cartoon characters are always amusing. But, be sure to cover your feet, too. Slippers or other footwear are recommended.
#wearyourpajamastoworkday is a hashtag that can be used to track #wearyourpajamastoworkday
- To work, wear your favorite pajamas
- Make a party of it and coordinate with coworkers
- Don't forget your fuzzy slippers and robe
- The one who wears it best receives award prizes for the one who dresses it best
- Even if the individual is your father or a close personal friend, give your tax preparer a gift of pajamas to show your appreciation
- This is a prime opportunity to wear your pajamas and invite the rest of the world to enjoy the luxury of dressing down for the day
- Take group photos and post them on social media using the hashtag #WearYourPajamasToWorkDay hashtag
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Pajamagram launched a campaign in 2004 to honor Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day as a reward for late nights working on taxes.
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Q. Where does the word pajama come from?
Persia's word pajama or pyjama comes to English by way of Persia. The word is derived from a garment that is traditionally a leg garment (py means leg and jm means garment). It found its way into the Hindi language, where it was later adopted by British colonists during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Q. Is there a world record for wearing pajamas?
Yes! Yes! According to Guinness World Records, the largest gathering of people wearing pajamas took place in Shantou, China, where 1,879 people from the Guangdong Hongxing Industrial Co. wore their pajamas on October 9, 2015. One of the conditions was that they wear a one-piece pajama. On November 5, 2013, 752 people wore their one-piece pajamas in Milton Keynes, UK, where the previous record took place.
