A quick analysis would produce surprising results, and totally wrong. In transit, a relatively large amount of commuters sleeping at any hour of the day.
We may too easily conclude that the Londoner has to sleep much. Others might even consider him lazy. Some more enlightened believer show that it is a problem of bedding, English quality in this area may be poor. The latest attempt clumsily to see further evidence of the Anglo-Saxon decadence.
It is not. The reason is more pragmatic: since the Londoners must often travel long distances to go to work, they catch up for lost time under the duvet on the sofa or subways buses. Besides to live decently in London, the scheme of thirty-five hours is not conceivable.
Do not think so far they are unhappy, sad, oppressed, or any other pejorative adjective. They are just tired.
For me also, with the apartment found Putney Vale , routes for work have become longer, while adding that the job requires frequent travel. I am therefore also arrived asleep in one or another subway train.
To avoid this and restrict movement, such as rental came due, I choice for days to spend at the hotel.
Not to expensive tastes, but to get closer to the center, and maximize the time at the end of the year.
I'm not Ritz, but in a small hotel run by Pakistanis, offering very decent rooms with a nice view of an interior street, and offering a full English breakfast as I expected.
I am ten minutes from Hyde Park , and five minutes from the building Orange Paddington .
It also allowed me to break the age-old metro-boulot-dodo.
was necessary to stay awake because ...
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