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"PinterestFacebookWe&amp;#39;ve known each other for almost a year now, so I&amp;#39;ll go ahead and tell you that every night at 7 p.m. I put on my PJs. I&amp;#39;m fully aware that the airing of this information will point to the fact that I have no life. (Now you know.) But I do have babies--two of them! Anyway, I like to get comfy--and into jammies--right after dinner. It does wonders for my stress levels. But here&amp;#39;s the thing I&amp;#39;ve been wondering for a long time: Why the heck do all pajama bottoms inevitably become high waters?\n****My 2 year old glanced at my PJ pants the other night, pointed to the bottoms, and said something like this (in toddler speak), &amp;quot;mama, you need to buy more jammies at the store.&amp;quot;\nClearly, I do. All of my sleeping pants, lounge wear, pajama bottoms (whatever you want to call them!) start off at a normal length then inevitably shrink. They&amp;#39;re sneaky like that.\n__\nSo why the heck do pajama bottoms do this? Does anyone have the answer to this deep, dark mystery? Does this happen to you? And, tell me: When you get home from work/school, do you slip into your jammies/comfy clothes ASAP like I do? __\nLet&amp;#39;s get cozy:\nIt&amp;#39;s bedtime, do you wear undies or go without? \nSome healthy bedtime rituals to try tonight!\nDo you eat a bedtime snack?\nGet Glamour Wherever You Go! Follow us on Twitter. Friend us on Facebook. Add us to your Google homepage.\nPhoto: Old Navy"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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