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Get me a bed, pillow and blanket it's nap time!

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Let's talk about the one thing that little kids hate, but adults love... Naps! Okay, so as a kid I hated naps like with a passion, all the time in school when nap time would come around I would just lay there and not sleep. I couldn't even nap when I was sick like I had to be really sick in order for me to sleep. Long story short I hated naps as a child, alright so moving on as a teenager I was not a big fan of naps either I was more of a let's lie in bed in look at the phone, but not really fall asleep. Man though naps didn't come important to me until I hit college. Let me tell you naps are my best friend in college. Literally, I don't understand how I didn't like taking naps when I was a child. Naps are like a gift, I can literally take a twenty-minute nap before class and be refreshed and ready to go. I have heard similar things from the people in my classes like naps are gold. I think my roommate takes at least once a day. As children, we got to nap time kicking and screaming, but as an adult, nap becomes something that is worth more than money. ( okay so maybe more is more important, but naps rank right below money). On that note, I think I am going to take a nap right now.

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