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I rather like the commute, half-an-hour on the Tube (Metro for non-Londoners) each way gives me time to read, 5 hours a week is a novel, so 40-50 a year. I cou
by jjgreen 3y ago
I rather like the commute, half-an-hour on the Tube (Metro for non-Londoners) each way gives me time to read, 5 hours a week is a novel, so 40-50 a year. I couldn't read any during the lockdown and could almost feel myself shrivelling culturally ...
- EliRivers 3y agoI used to do a lot of my reading on the train. Over an hour each way. Now that's I'm 100% WFH, I do that reading on the sofa at home. While I don't know everyone's circumstances, if people can only get the time to do things that they want to do (like reading) as a side-effect of what would be otherwise useless travel time, I feel that there's a better time-management solution than an office commute.
- jjgreen 3y agoI wish I could read on the sofa but have never been able to, I think it's the accessibility of "other things to do", sets my mind wondering ...
- prepend 3y agoMeh, I switched that commute time reading (that I really missed) to listening to audiobooks at the gym. So I get the same reading but better health impact.