How I learned to love the Reg

[summercomfort]

1) Reg switching to nice computers
2) Getting a locker for my BA books
3) Avoiding the A-level (except for MacLab)
4) Accepting the fact that I will never find the books I want.... unless I choose a topic so obscure the books haven't been touched in 20 years
5 and most importantly) Finding the perfect cocoon position on the armchairs that allows for effortless sleeping/waking, where no muscles are applied or body parts cramped.

Comments

[rumblerush.livejournal.com]

The reg chairs by the windows are a beautiful thing. Not for studying, by any means, but for various activities that are not studying? Just glorious.

[summercomfort]

It's ridiculous how common it is to hear on campus "Man, I'm tired, I'm gonna go to the Reg to take a nap". :P

[philena.livejournal.com]

I dunno. I think finding the cocoon position has a lot to do with being short. I always end up with a stiff neck, although as I recall I did find a way of making it work towards the end of my first year. Maybe I just need more practice.

[summercomfort]

yeah, it's definitely a short-person type thing. The way I have it, I basically sit sideways. I have my legs scrunched up vertically without being too cramped, and my back against the side, my butt somewhere in the middle. Then I lean against the back of the chair. Since I'm short, I either have my temple against the back of the chair or the back of my head against the arm. Thus, if I open my eyes, I see reading, if I close them, I fall asleep.

You should definitely go to the reg to "practice" some more. :D

[sabvag.livejournal.com]

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[lalainyourface.livejournal.com]

you have an interesting life right now sushu.

[summercomfort]

thanks!