Does anyone else find they feel like a nap around 3-4pm?
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ZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzOriginally posted by doodab View PostDoes anyone else find they feel like a nap around 3-4pm?The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
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especially after a liquid lunchOriginally posted by doodab View PostDoes anyone else find they feel like a nap around 3-4pm?Comment
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Nope. About 1pm usually. Lots of tea usually fixes that.Originally posted by doodab View PostDoes anyone else find they feel like a nap around 3-4pm?Comment
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I get tired about that time, not much work gets done after then usually, I think it might just be the total boredom of the job, brain just can't take any more.Comment
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Working at home for the septics for the past few years I'd be up early and put in a shift then a nap in the afternoon before they came online and work till about midnight.
Now there's not much to do but really hard to break that habit. Dreading the next 9-5 contract.Comment
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On the current contract its been from 9am till about 1 and then from 2 till about 5/5.30Originally posted by doodab View PostDoes anyone else find they feel like a nap around 3-4pm?Coffee's for closersComment
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It is true that its a hard habit to break, once you get into it.
I suspect that a lot of people do it because it's a 'naughty pleasure' rather than a real need.
If you ever feel like moaning about being tired, ask spod, or one of the other new parents
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No one makes anyone have kids (except perhaps their wife as abortion is one persons choice). And yes it is very aging. I dont really understand why people want them.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIf you ever feel like moaning about being tired, ask spod, or one of the other new parentsComment
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