10 TImes You Needed a Nap This Semester
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10 TImes You Needed a Nap This Semester

I deserve it.....right?

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10 TImes You Needed a Nap This Semester

We all go through feeling like we need a permanent nap at lease 12 times a day. A least. Here are some of the times you felt like you just needed sleep.

1. During that boring professor's lecture.

Yep, you know the feeling. Your professor opens their mouth and you're about ready to knock out.

2. Going from school straight to work.

You never release how badly you need a nap until you can't nap.

3. After that all nighter you pulled.

Dear lord, why did I wait last minute to write this paper???

4. All the days you skipped coffee or soda or whatever your regular drink is.

I probably should've gotten 10 turbo shots...but I didn't. And now I need a nap.

5. As soon as an assignment or test is put on your desk.

Nothing triggers sleep more than having to actual red something. Ugh.

6. After any meal.

Eat, sleep and repeat. Enough said.

7. While looking at your bank account.

I HAVE HOW MUCH IN MY CHECKING?! *passes out*

8. After sitting and really thinking about your life.

My life takes a lot of effort. I think I deserve a nap.

9. After coming home from a long day of school and/or work.

Ok I really deserve a nap, but look. It's bedtime.

10. When you realize you have a crap ton of work to do.

Why do any of it when you can nap.....

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