The air is hot and still.
Good time for a siesta!
si⋅es⋅ta /siˈɛstə/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [see-es-tuh] Show IPA
Use siesta in a Sentence
–noun a midday or afternoon rest or nap, esp. as taken in Spain and Latin America.
Origin:
1645–55; < Sp < L sexta (hōra) the sixth (hour), midday
First we have Blue, sprawled in front of the piano....
Emmy is too much of a siesta snob to crash on the floor...
This isnt a floor...or is it?
Usually at this point you get up and wander away....skeered I might try to throw a saddle on you...
but today you are just too tired...or else I am really boring you.....
we'll go with tired...zzzz
(This horse literally fell asleep while I was taking its picture!)
Just a few feet away...pretty maids all in a row
To fully enjoy a siesta it is very important to have a good lunch with friends or/and relatives first.
Its especially relaxing when the kids are in daycare...
I'll be back later....for some reason, Im feeling drowsy...
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