Posted on 07.18.04 4:47PM in observations, random
This summer, I’ve started to take naps in the afternoon. After a day of watching a bunch of kids, I can be quite tuckered.
If someone’s home with me at the time, I tell them I’m going to be napping as to reduce inadvertent sequences of awakening. Usually I say, “Good night,” but now I realize this goodbye is potentially inaccurate.
I take my naps from (roughly) 3:30PM EST to 5:00-6:00PM EST. Therefore, it’s not nighttime when I retire to my quarters.
What am I supposed to say, then? “Goodnight” doesn’t suit the situation, and “good afternoon” is typically associated with a greeting, not a declaration of absence.
You know it’s summer when I fret over silly things like this.
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Posted by Angus on 10.15.05 at 15:28:07
Before I take a nap I usually say “zzzzzzzzzz”
Posted by Ian on 10.15.05 at 15:28:27
Wow. I’m not sure what’s gayer: the post or Angus’ response.