The people of Texas know it well.LOL !!! ... you come down here one summer day and tell me if this infamous heat doesn't make you sleepy after lunch ...
https://www.lmtonline.com/lifestyles/article/Santa-Anna-s-siesta-cost-many-troops-10165514.php
Santa Anna's siesta cost many troops
(EDITOR'S NOTE: In a manuscript for a book, the author, Gregg J. Dimmick, quoted a Santa Anna officer from the man's "Mexican Account of the Battle of San Jacinto," Texas Almanac, 1857-1873), and James M. Day, 'A compendium of Texas History, 1967): "No important incident took place until about 4:40 p. m. At this fatal moment, the bugler on our right signaled the advance of the enemy upon that wing. His Excellency and staff were asleep; the greater numbers of the men were also sleeping; of the rest some were eating, others were scattered in the woods in search of boughs to prepare shelter. Our line was composed of musket stacks. Our cavalry were riding, bareback, to and from water.")
"It was a catastrophic disaster for Santa Anna and his generals," historian Sebron Wilcox said. "The man was experienced and a tough military leader. Personal pride probably was his worst enemy. He organized and planned his army's Texas campaign. His military successes went to his head."


