Was this rude?

No, as the matter of fact it was your right to sleep since you were awake during the driving and do other stuff after that. i do believe they understand you because you took her to her folks. it was nice of you actually.

I don't think it was rude. If u had been at my house i would have just put a spread over u & let u sllep.

No I do not think you were unbearably rude. It would be very unvise to drive when you were that tired. It would be worse if you went out to your car and slept right outside I think.

Did they say you were rude? Well, I don't think it's rude at all, that crowd wasn't yours and it was actually a favor for your roomate to have driven her to her folks even if you were tired. It could have been sensitive of her if she offered a sleeping room instead of just letting you sleep on the recliner.

I am sure that they all understood that you were exhausted and it would not have bothered me in the least. If you feel odd, apologize, but I bet that they will brush it off and say it was nothing.

Hi! No, i would not say that you were being rude. I think you were tired and deserved to take a break. I wouldn't let it bother me to much. It sounds like you have been really busy, and your body can only do so much until it has to have break, and yours needed a break Sunday. Hope you have a great day. Happy mylotting.

I don't think you were rude..You were tired and just fell asleep, no one should have been upset about that..I don't think you were rude at all....People who like you should understand you were just tired....

I would not worry about it. You were very busy and I am sure they all were aware of all that. Sometimes you just can't help it.

No, I don't think you were being rude. I'm sure roomie explained to everyone how hard you worked the day before, and if you fell asleep so soundly you would have obviously been too tired to drive home.

I don't think you were rude. They were rude for keeping you there because you were obviously exhausted. You went to dinner, make the necklace, etc., fulfilling all your obligations and on top of that you gave her a ride. Someone else could have offered to take her home and let you get some much needed rest. You weren't at fault, but I think everyone else showed a marked lack of consideration for their guest!

I wouldn't call it rude, not at all. It would have been rude if you had invited all those people to your home, then went to sleep, but you were under no obligation to entertain anyone. I've had people fall asleep in my home before but I always knew the reason why. They were actually "tagging along", much like in your case. They had worked the night before or had been extremely busy before getting to my house and simply could not hold their eyes open. I never got upset with anyone falling asleep in my house. Even my son and his girlfriend fell asleep here one Christmas. She was recovering from the flu so I could understand her being weak and tired. He had worked the night before, getting off work at 7:00 a.m. so, by 6 p.m. or so, he was also exhausted. I just threw a blanket over them (both kinda slid sideways on the couch), wrote a note that they would see when they woke up letting them know that they could stay or go home if they woke up while I was asleep; either was fine with me. I didn't have the heart to wake them! In your case, no, I would never call you rude for falling asleep. I can certainly see your point about not wanting to drive back home, then come back to pick up the roomie and drive back home again... especially these days with the economy the way it is, and I can understand why you were too tired to hold your eyes open. Heck, I would have offered you my bedroom to take a nap in!

No I don´t think that you were rude at all. You were tired, it sounds like you have a busy life and needed some rest. I´m sure that they appreciated that brought her over to the house and were willing to wait to take her back home.

I think you can be excused under the circumstances. I wouldn't worry about it too much. On another note, I just repsonded to a discussion that has you all over it -- a guy and his girlfriend have adopted a couple of strays and are trying to get friendly with them. He's looking for advice on trying to tame and train the Cat and her kitten.

Not rude at all. You must be a really deep sleeper to stay asleep through all of the stuff they did. But no, I wouldn't consider it rude, but more so a little awkward seeing someone asleep right there in the living room I guess.

Nope, you were not rude, you just made yourself at home, like family. In fact, speaking of family, I went through my Thanksgiving pictures from 2007 and I have pictures of almost everybody sleeping, in recliners, on the floor on the sofas, you name it. I would feel like you were just one of us. They like to joke about me falling asleep any time there is a movie on.

In my home, you'd have been perfectly fine. We are all pretty laid back and would have just assumed you were really tired.probably would have even woke you and offered you a more comfortable place to rest. In my opinion it wasn't rude at all. Did anyone say anything? I really can't imagine anyone thinking that'd be rude but you never know.

I dont think so if you were that tired you should have been able to sleep. I would have apologized when I woke up though and said that I was going to make the doll necklace when I got an opportunity. I just was really super tired or something like that. They probably think you have an excessive need for sleep though if you did that last fall too!

HI {{Elic}} sounds like you were really tired, and you had every right to fall asleep and had you not been so tired you would have been awake right? I would not worry about it, I'm sure your roommate understood right? Hopefully the family too but if not, oh well!! The heat can knock out any of us at any time, in fact right now I'm typing and yawning and getting ready to go take a nap myself; I did a lot this morning, was out in the sun longer than I should be and now my body is spent it is telling me that if I don't go lay down and take that nap I may fall down or go to sleep here on my keyboard and that would not be comfortable at all for my neck and back..LOL! So I say if you are tired and sleepy and if you fall asleep somewhere so what?? {{hugs to you}}

Rude? No, you weren't rude, you were tired! If anyone was rude in this situation, it was your roomie! She had to have known how tired you were, even if you'd said nothing it would show on your face. Yet, despite your tiredness, you gave her a ride, had lunch, etc. She was rude for not asking amongst her relatives for a ride home from some one there. Surely with a houseful somebody would have been able to do that? You could have gone home to bed.

Hi, Rude? absolutely not. Your friend is extremely fortunate to have a friend like yourself, who was sleep deprived and still was willing to driving, which is dangereous,her to her family. She should have offered you a quiet place to sleep, with her parents permission, of course. True friends never have to say they are sorry for things like this. Your friendship will survive this, in my opinion, this trival matter. You didn't say whether your friend and her family thought that you were rude, if they didn't, then you just stop worrying about it. You were a good friend whose body needed to rest:-)