Do you take a nap in the Uni Library?

kka25

I'm in the Uni Library right now and I soo want to :closedeyes:

my eyes for a bit.

I saw some students that are completely :sleep:

here lol.
I want to take a nap for a while but I might make a sound which I'd be :colondollar:

lol

Do you take a nap in the Uni lib?
Is there any way to avoid this? :unsure:

*other than going back home or eating sweets

Reply 1

BeautifullyTragic

I know a staff member that always naps at lunchtime in the library cafe. I've seen a few students do it too, just make sure noone nicks your belongings. Also don't do it in front of a PC or an area that someone might want to use

Reply 2

SoMature

I've not taken a nap yet.. but I'm not ruling it out .

If you're feeling sleepy go out and buy a cup of coffee somewhere. The combination of fresh air, mild exercise and caffeine will sort you right out.

Reply 3

kka25

Original post by BeautifullyTragic

I'd be practically hugging my netbook if I were to take a nap now.

Reply 4

Azzura

it's a nice quiet place to sleep :P

Reply 5

concubine

I live less than 10 minutes away.

I'm not asian.

Reply 6

Klix88

A fifteen minute power nap can be very refreshing and can sharpen your focus when you wake up. But as suggested above, try to tuck yourself out of the way and don't occupy space/facilities that others might need.

Reply 7

xoxAngel_Kxox

No, because my lovely friends would have taken photos and put them everywhere. I have known people to book study rooms (tiny room with a computer and a desk) for two hours to sleep rather than study.

Reply 8

kka25

Original post by xoxAngel_Kxox

No, because my lovely friends would have taken photos and put them everywhere.

Reply 9

devils_nose

Sleep in the library at this time of year? No way.

Sleep in the library in April? Far more likely.

(actually I would never sleep in the library at my uni - someone would probably nick my bag/phone/trousers!)

Reply 10

Aeschylus

In exam season it's not uncommon. On a tangential note I have had to ask people playing 'tig' in the literature section to go and find a playground to do it in. Damn archaeology students :tongue: