There's something about textbooks and their magical ability to make one fall asleep. After a page or 2, eyelids are getting heavy, you start to relax and eventually falling into a deep sleep. It's almost like hypnosis. Usually, the speed of one falling asleep is directly proportional to the difficulty and the number of words per page. (Complicated diagrams and long words that doesn't make sense does not help either.)
I realize i think the best when i am looking out of window on transports, under a hot shower and in front of the opened fridge. Anything in the universe and beyond. If only my brain work this well in the examination hall too.
