Abookofsuggestions

byrobin lambertandemma hooper

Nap in public

Make a sign that reads ‘do not disturb’on stiff paper. Carry this with you in yourbookbag or attache case when you aregoing to be out for a while. It might bea good idea if this sign is attached to asmall stake or is folded in half like a tentso you can put it in a number of differentplaces. Keep your eye out for nice plac-es that seem quiet and are not too hid-den from sight. Use your jacket as yourpillow and keep your backpack underone arm. Place the sign on your chest oron the ground in a visible place. Goodplaces to start napping are parks andpublic libraries. Keep a list of these sitesso when you are walking around andyou get tired you will know of a goodspot to have a nap. If your list gets longand detailed, consider printing it off andsharing it with your friends on their birth-days. Don’t nap longer than 20 minutesor you will be groggy.