April 3 is National Workplace Napping Day

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
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http://www.wisctv.com/sh/health/stories/health-20000403-123331.html

           Napping OK At The Workplace Monday

           Short Sleep Break Could Be Just What
           Workers Need

           NEW HAVEN, Conn., Updated 8:43 a.m. EDT April
           3, 2000 -- If you're starting to nod off on the job
           Monday, you're ready for the first National Workplace
           Napping Day.

           The event is being pushed by Bill and Camille Anthony,
           co-authors of two books on napping. They say a short
           sleep break is just what workers need when they begin
           to drag in the afternoon.

The Anthonys picked Monday for the event because
many people are a little extra tired after giving up an
hour of sleep at the start of daylight-saving time.

           Craig Yarde has already bought into the idea. The
           president of Yarde Metals in Connecticut has told his
           workers to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a midday
           snooze. He's even providing eye-masks.
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Does this mean we have to stay late today to make up for our nap or just skip lunch? :wink:

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My boss didn’t go for it. Oh well, guess I’ll just keep myself awake by posting to message boards.

Any similarity between your reality and mine is purely coincidental.

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HA! I sleep on the job every day. It only looks like my eyes are open. :wink:

“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” - Anne Frank

“Mom, he’s a neo Nazi! He’s a doctor also? Well…” - WallyM7

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What? now you tell me? the days is over!!!
makeup for it tomorrow

whatever for?