Eurostarryeyed

I got up at 4:30 yesterday morning to get the first Eurostar over to London, and now my body clock is all screwed up after having napped both there and back. The train stopped about ten minutes from its destination at Waterloo Station in London, and we were told two "clandestine passengers" were being removed from the outside of the train. Mind you, they would have been clinging onto the outside of the train since Paris, two hours earlier. And it's pretty freakin' cold here. You really gotta want it bad. Unfortunately for them, our stowaways didn't get it. The English bobbies met the train at Waterloo. ..