The Hangover Accessory You Probably Wish You Owned Right Now

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Take a look around you. If you are one of the few people at your desk during these few annoying work days days between the Christmas and New Year holidays, either you are taking advantage of the peace and quit to conscientiously bang out a bunch of to-do list items, or you are frittering away the day skimming "Best of 2012" articles on the internet. And if you're reading this post, you are very obviously in the latter camp.

In which case, perhaps you want to consider a more restorative use of your fake-work time? To aid you in that endeavor, the design team at Kawamura Ganjavian has created the Ostrich Pillow, available at Studio Banana Things for $99 dollars and designed "to enable easy powernaps anytime, everywhere." Like at your office desk. Like right now.

Kawamura Ganjavian puts it like this: "We gradually spend more time in our working environments, and this in turn means that we often need to make work and rest fully compatible within the same space."

Integrating your sleeping patterns with your working hours becomes simple with the Ostrich Pillow's "soothing, cave-like" interior. It's a micro-environment that "shelters and isolates" your head, not to mention your "mind, body, and senses." With any luck, you'll be so relaxed you won't even hear your boss firing you.
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