24 hours – three countriesWell just over 24 hours ago I left India, arriving in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 45 minutes early – just before midnight. I had met up with a guy from Slovenia in the Indian airport and when we went down to claim our luggage in KL, he commented that maybe our bags hadn't been offloaded yet….then we looked at each other and starting laughing because if you have been in Malaysia in the last few years you would know how ef...

Well, another bus and another country to see from the window. I am still in Malaysia, no idea where as I forgot to ask how long this is or where the border is. Seems knowing that stuff just makes you want to count down and as I have said before, it's the journey.This really hit home the last couple of days. Open to the possibilities is the theme of this particular trip and I am truly winging it now as I completed the first five countries I knew I wanted to...

Hi Guys,My blogs are long and ar serving as my diary so yáll know exactly what I am doing every day. How odd.  I see from the numbers that someone is reading my diary but I dodn't know who. I miss the community of sharing one's life and the that involves knowing what you are doing as well. So......what are YOU doing right now??? Thanks for that question Susan James.Maybe it is difficult to reply to the blog....don't know because I haven't d...

Kuala Lumpur - didn't have a clue on what to expect from this City. On the road I had heard mixed reviews - mostly negative - but considering the crowd I now run with, anyplace that you can't stay for less than $20 day, all in, usually has a hard time passing muster.I found myself laughing to myself and to Janice because I was annoyed that I would have to pay over $20 for a room here in KL. I booked the first night on the internet and couldn't come ...

Hat YaiI can write about this now because we are alive and you can not worry backwards.Jan and I I have left Trang and are attempting to find our way to the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia. Didn't seem like a difficult task but travel arrangements in areas where there are few tourists and little or no English is problematic, and in this case, downright difficult. I yearned for the resourcefulness of the Vietnamese to grab business or the joy of the Cambodians...