Not sick, here, but a little sick-at-heart. We are on a well and our well pump sprung a leak. Great timing it has, it sprung the leak mid-snow storm. We've been digging out (we live on a private drive off a state road) since then, dealing with a tiny bit more snow but really cold temps, and virtually no water. Since we have house cats, no hotel room stays for us.
I did try dressing up a little to cheer myself up, but by now with as much snow-shovelling as I have been doing, I'm stuck with very un-YLF garb, but functional stuff. I CANNOT wait to do laundry and get showers and have the humidifiers running once again! (Repairs will hopefully get done tomorrow -- our guy had to special order the pressure tank.)
Sorry to those who are sick and I hope you are on the mend real quick. And that you don't lose water or any other utility meanwhile! We are worshipping the water cooler we have for just such water emergencies, but I suspect a tiny drop may be worse in some ways than none at all!!
My sick wear depends a lot on whether I have a fever or not. If I just have a sore throat/cold thing, I try and get myself up and about and dressed in regular street wear. It seems to help me to feel better. If I'm (rare) hit with a flu or something confining me to bed, I just wear something cozy, and don't pay a whole lot of attention, I guess, to what it is. I get more concerned about the number of blankets, the thermostat, and so on. I DEFINITELY make sure to wear my slippers if I DO have to get out of bed when sick! In bed, my feet stay warm but walking about can get them chilly. Oh, and I try to avoid the mirrors until I feel better!!