Facebook page.. hello, social network confusion!

Happily Napping is now on Facebook!

I'm trying to get it set up on the sidebar, but thing are a little confusing. For now you can go here:
http://www.facebook.com/HappilyNapping

:)

NapBook - A Student's Dream Laptop Case

In class and getting tired? Put away your laptop and pull out your NapBook for a comfortable couple of minutes of shuteye.

The idea is pretty simple: turning something you already use into a multi-functional product! The NapBook is a laptop case that makes napping in public a little more comfortable - but the magic doesn't even stop there. Not only is there more cushion to keep your laptop safer from damage, but your head also acts as your own personal security! Unfortunately this cool product is only available in an Apple store in Iceland, but the inventor is working to get it mass produced as soon as possible.

Would you use this product? I know I would!

Bear with me through finals week!

With all my tests and this horrible weather, this week is going to be pretty hectic.

I won't be posting until next week, where I will begin only posting Monday, Wednesday and Friday. School's about to be out and I'd like to take some time to enjoy that, so I'm cutting back. Don't worry, these cut backs are only coming in quanitity form, not quality; you'll still be getting the great napping information you've always been gettng.

To my fellow students, use the power of napping to help you push through your finals. And remember: short and sweet is a sleeping treat; long and late won't make you feel great.

Nap Cap & Strap!

Other than making you look crazy, The Nap Cap and The Nap Strap seem pretty convenient. Both adjust for size, equipped with two flexible elastic bands that help position your head and provide support. The bands are also Velcro, making it easy for both permanent installation and on the go trips. The packages also come with a removable eye-shade and noise reducing foam ear plugs.

That seems like the perfect package deal! Unfortunately they're a little over-priced; both run for about $100 on head-sup.com. Here are the thinks just in case you make want to invest: Cap | Strap

So, how do you feel about these products; convenient and necessary or too much?

If you thought cat napping was adorable

Look at this puppy! Poor guy just couldn't get comfortable.

They call that.. Nonapaphobia

Napping Alarm Clock

The Napper College Alarm clock is here, affordable and changing the napping game forever. While this can also be used as a regular clock and alarm, the Napper specializes in setting alarms for naps. One can be set by simply pressing one of that top buttons that read 15, 30 or 60. If you want something in between or longer, like 45 minutes or two hours, all you have to do is hit a combination of buttons or hit one button more than once. The regular alarm and napping alarm also work on two different systems, so you can continue to set napping alarms without disrupting your daily wake up time. Like I said before, it's also affordable. You can get it for $14.99 at dormco.com, where they give you the option of adding two different kinds of shelves!

I know that the hassle of setting an alarm keeps me from precious napping minutes, so this may have to be something I invest in. How do you all feel?