Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for September 05, 2010

Alice was almost eaten by the nap mat!

Oh no – she’s falling into quickmat!

Drowning in 8000 thread-count delight! Extreme “comfibility” (is that a word?). Sensory overload for Alice: go, blue!

“The Naptime Superstore”………..Love it.

I’ve napped and I can’t get up!

Next up. Yellow ones with clowns. Brrr..

Every time that I sleep on something it also has to have extreme comfibility.

Every time that I sleep on something it also has to have extreme comfibility.

I wouldn’t mind meeting my doom in something that soft too, too much…

I guess there’s such a thing as too much comfibility.

Er, am I the only one who remembers dirty, smelly mats?

My nap mat in Mrs. Rayfath’s kindergarten class in 1966 was dark green.

We never had nap mats..we just layed our heads down on desk useing arms as pillows.

Mine, also 1966, was green plastic and folded rather than rolled.

mine, in 1953, was just a large towel

I’ve decided to start sleeping on the floor. I fell out of bed while having a dream and decided I’d prefer to be closer to the ground when it happens again.(If it happens again)

I totally want to work at Drowsy’s.

I believe the first Drowsy’s was founded by Jebediah Drowsy in 1890, the young entrepreneur recognizing the lack of nap support during the industrial revolution. The name is just an ironic coincidence.

She should try the round black ones made by Acme.

Yeah, I was part of the towel brigade in kindergarten. Somehow, though, I don’t see a store like Drowsy’s surviving in today’s economy. Especially if we keep babbling about towels here.

@andymeijers, Wile E. Coyote does not recommend. Too many instances of trucks plowing right out of them. Not a real “drowsy” moment.