35 Hilarious Memes That Prove We Deserve to Nap in the Office
Ever feel so tired that you could just take a nap at your desk? (Or maybe you have been caught sleeping on the job before).
If so, these sleeping at work memes will give you a laugh — and maybe make you feel like closing your eyes for... just... a... few... minutes.
1. When you just want to keep dreaming...
2. When you want to quit your job...
3. When you only catch a wink of sleep...
4. When you can sleep at work but not at night...
5. When it's Monday...
6. When you can rise but you can't quite shine...
7. When you keep saying yes...
8. When you question everything...
9. When you nap on the job...
10. When you use your desk as a bed...
11. When you dress for the job you want...
12. When you know you're not alone...
13. When you fake it until you make it (through the day)...
14. When you're just plain over it...
15. When even your desk is asleep...
16. When being tired is just a way of life...
17. When your body still wakes you up on the weekends...
18. When time is moving so slowly...
19. When you say you'll "sleep on it" but mean it literally...
20. When you hit snooze too much...
21. When you're already tired in advance...
22. When you just want a quick slumber...
23. When you're rushed because you overslept...
24. When you push things off because you're too tired...
25. When you just close your eyes for a few minutes...
26. When you pull an all-dayer without a nap...
27. When you realize you have a whole work day ahead of you...
28. When you just relax a little...
29. When you try to be a super human...
30. When you just can't...
31. When you're at work and just want to sleep...
32. When you're counting down the hours...
33. When you try to look good for work but you're on no sleep...
34. When you're facing the fact that you just have to get up and face the day...
35. When you can't decide what you need...
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AnnaMarie Houlis is a feminist, a freelance journalist and an adventure aficionado with an affinity for impulsive solo travel. She spends her days writing about women’s empowerment from around the world. You can follow her work on her blog, HerReport.org, and follow her journeys on Instagram @her_report, Twitter @herreport and Facebook.