A Rough Itinerary

This morning I went to Passport Health, which is a health clinic specializing in travel preparation. After an extensive discussion about malaria, I received innoculations for tetanus, typhoid, and influenza. I'm still deciding whether or not to get vaccinated for meningitis, polio, and hepatitis A tomorrow.

Here is my rough plan of destinations for the next few months:
Cambodia: 26 Jan - 2 Feb
Vietnam: 3 Feb - 17 Feb
Nepal: 18 Feb - 25 Feb [Meeting James!]
India: 26 Feb - 26 Mar
Turkey: 27 Mar - 6 Apr
Spain: 7 Apr - 22 Apr [Meeting my parents!]
Eastern Europe: 23 Apr - 6 May [Meeting Annie!]
Somewhere else?: 7 May - 23 May
Arriving home: 24 May

Three more days

I have a ridiculous number of things to finish before I leave. One of those things is setting up a blog. Hopefully, this system will work.

On Wednesday evening I fly to Phnom Penh, Cambodia via San Francisco and Taipei. The whole trip should take about twenty-two hours. I arrive just after ten in the morning, which should give me plenty of time to find accomodations for that night.

I almost purchased a round-the-world airline ticket, but I have since decided to arrange travel as opportunities present themselves. I have a rough idea of what I'd like to do but the only concrete arrangements I've made are the initial flight to Cambodia and a visa to enter India. I think if I had more time to think about it, my lack of planning might make me nervous, but right now it still feels unreal and exciting.

Well, I've got to get back to work. Hopefully I'll have time to post my preliminary itinerary before I leave.