Ana[b]log

So there's this thing called a "log," and it involves chronological entries about the travel of a ship or aircraft, generally using a pen and paper...

I got myself a journal this evening for my upcoming trip. My plan is to record all the wondrous and exciting things, places, and people that I see, do, eat, meet, and use as a test audience for some new material that I've been working on while overseas. I've had limited success in past attempts at journalizing, but my hope is to do a real travel journal - or at least an inept, shoddy version. Think poor man's Bill Bryson. Ideally after these two weeks I will have accumulated a daily record of events which I can then transcribe onto this here blog so that the eager masses (who are you) can live vicariously through the travels of MRhé (who is I).

Or I will soil and spend my down time drinking Guinness, eating goulash and punting. Either way.