Approximately one-third of Americans sleep less than six hours per night. Considering that the recommended number of hours of sleep per night is eight, a significant portion of the population is suffering from severe sleep deprivation.
The 28th of February is National Public Sleeping Day, so if you feel the need to catch a few winks in public, it’s perfectly acceptable. Yes, if you feel like you’re about to fall asleep on that park bench or at the beach, no one will judge you negatively. It is actually our mission for the day, so grab a pillow and get ready for that magical moment when you can fall asleep in public.
Approximately one-third of Americans sleep less than six hours per night. Considering that the recommended number of hours of sleep per night is eight, a significant portion of the population is suffering from severe sleep deprivation.
Despite the fact that no one has claimed to be the originator of National Public Sleeping Day, whoever it was was obviously onto something. Perhaps they had witnessed so many of their fellow Americans sleeping in public that they felt we all needed a one-day pass.
When you consider all the times you’ve dozed off in public, you’ll realise it’s not a particularly rare occurrence! Today’s success hinges on preparation. If you want to sleep openly in public, a sleeping bag will do the trick. If you are still uneasy about sleeping in public, you should bring sunglasses, a hat, and a newspaper.
Obviously, you can always cite this article as your justification for sleeping in public, but if your boss walks in on you while you are at work, you should say “Amen” as your first word.
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Invite a few friends to a group nap to celebrate the true spirit of today’s holiday. Grab some blankets, sleeping bags, and pillows (don’t forget the insect repellent) and sleep in a gorgeous public park.
Upon reflection, it is likely that you have slept in a significant number of public places. On an aeroplane, train, or bus, anyone could easily check off a public nap. Airports, movie theatres, schools, churches, and shopping malls are also common places to catch a few winks in public. Where else have you fallen asleep in the company of strangers? Today, share your list on social media and learn about your friends’ exploits.
On a lengthy road trip, you never know when you may need to pull over for a quick nap. Take the time today to stock your trunk with napping essentials, as it is prudent to have a pillow and blanket on hand for such occasions. Eye masks are a plus.
Avoid consuming caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine, as these substances interfere with deep REM sleep and prevent restful sleep.
Including exercise in your daily routine promotes restful sleep; it is ideal to exercise 5–6 hours before bedtime.
Establishing a regular sleep cycle is one of the most important things you can do to improve your sleep quality.
Try a warm bath, foot massage, light stretching, or listening to soothing music just before bedtime to improve sleep quality.
If all else fails, have something to do when you can’t sleep; rather than lying awake with racing thoughts, read or keep a journal; these activities will refocus your mind and prepare it for sleep.
| Year | Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | February 28 | Tuesday |
| 2024 | February 28 | Wednesday |
| 2025 | February 28 | Friday |
| 2026 | February 28 | Saturday |
| 2027 | February 28 | Sunday |
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