Pluggers by Rick McKee for September 17, 2023

Dear naps, I’m sorry I was such a jerk to you when I was a kid. Sincerely, pluggers everywhere.

Any nap is important.

Avoid the dirt-nap.

Tis not a nap ! …. Just a battery recharge ;-)

Let’s not discuss naps — which never came easy to me unless I was sick…..then I could nap but otherwise……no deal ! ! ! !

Or a walk, I don’t take naps.

I take my nap about 30 minutes before going to bed.

MYSELF!

I fear I will never ascend to the heights of Pluggerdom, or is it depths?

My son used to come to me when he was tired and ready for a nap. “Daddy, I am tired, it’s time for a nap!” What he was saying was “Pick me up, hold me and we will take a nap together!” He is 9 now, and those naps don’t come easy any longer.

After breakfast is when I do the things that make the after lunch nap a necessity.

And an after-dinner nap…

It’s been shown that people who take naps live longer.

I’m in the recliner now, waiting for the cat, so we can take a nap.

I do remember when my naps were optional. :)

not napping, just resting my eyes

Tired out from lugging around his extra 50% body fat. Lose weight and have more energy, fatty.

Doggonit! The more I read this strip the more I realize…I AM A PLUGGER!!!

My naps can be any time from right after I get up to just before bed time.

Important? I don’t know about that, but they’re getting hard to avoid at this point.

For a long time when husband came home from work he needed to take a nap to recover the miserable day he had – from when he arrived home until dinner was ready, he was asleep. Hence why I suggested he quit his job and I would keep working while he worked at our craft business.

Boy do I miss those days – he would be at work all day and I would be alone at home or going to clients and then he would come home and go to sleep and I could do whatever I wanted while making dinner. Now we are together almost all the time.