No, I don't mean in the dreaming sense, I mean physically.
Hotel chain Travelodge recently conducting a survey into sleepwalking habits of customers. Here is some general detail. The Times seems to have found further breakdown by region and activity ;
Location/Percentage sleepwalking/Principle activity while somnambulating
Norwich 40 % Open curtains
Belfast 32% Get dressed
Newcastle 27% Eat
Coventry 26% Open curtains
Edinburgh 26% Have a drink
Liverpool 24% Get dressed
Sheffield 24% Get dressed
Leeds 23% Open curtains
London 22% Watch TV
Cambridge 20% Watch TV
I don't sleep much, and never recall having sleepwalked ( though I have woken in some strange places, but that's possibly unrelated). Does anybody have any unusual sleepwalking habits ? Any idea why people do the things they do while sleep walking ? People have literally gotten away with murder while sleepwalking, so don't be bashful if you merely made a cuppa or something. In order to encourage other confessions, I usually sleep face down (except the head is sideways, else I'd probably suffocate). Info from travelling sales reps might be especially useful here.
Take this as serious or lightly as you wish, and post in your sleep if you desire. It's currently 2PM here, so I'm wide awake. The clocks also go back 1 hour tonight so I have extra time to post this odd question. A corresponding deduction will be made in Spring.
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