So I just returned from a two-week stint in Southeast Asia, aboard the Dawn Princess training a new senior production manager. Now I'm back in San Francisco, after what feels like forever, for a quick 2-day turnaround.
Tomorrow I'm off to New Orleans to embark on a road trip through the deep south, checking off Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia (see my previous post on states visited, and their capitals for that matter). That will bring the states-visited total to 47, just leaving out Oklahoma, Nebraska and North Dakota (tornado alley road trip anyone? Any suggestions for interesting tourist attractions in those states? Are there interesting tourist attractions in those states? This calls for serious research). Stay tuned for an update on that adventure.
Then it's off to Bordeaux (woe is me) for my final training in logistics for Doctors Without Borders/MSF (in French; WOAH is me). And then after that, tentatively (no signed contract yet, and you know what that means folks), to Malawi for six months as a base logistician.
So I'm off to find out what to do with my car. A Prius shouldn't be too hard to unload in the San Francisco area, right?
Tomorrow I'm off to New Orleans to embark on a road trip through the deep south, checking off Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia (see my previous post on states visited, and their capitals for that matter). That will bring the states-visited total to 47, just leaving out Oklahoma, Nebraska and North Dakota (tornado alley road trip anyone? Any suggestions for interesting tourist attractions in those states? Are there interesting tourist attractions in those states? This calls for serious research). Stay tuned for an update on that adventure.
Then it's off to Bordeaux (woe is me) for my final training in logistics for Doctors Without Borders/MSF (in French; WOAH is me). And then after that, tentatively (no signed contract yet, and you know what that means folks), to Malawi for six months as a base logistician.
So I'm off to find out what to do with my car. A Prius shouldn't be too hard to unload in the San Francisco area, right?
