questions. First, I would suggest you read this post: http://agonist.org/sean_paul_kelley/20080923/the_adventure_of_a_lifetime_begins .

And then I would suggest you read as many posts from this section, starting here: http://agonist.org/topic/agonist/agonist_travel_journals?from=125

As for your questions: I saved all my money for two years, even living in my mother's garage apartment for a while. I drive a 20 year old car and well, that gives you an idea.

My average daily travel budget is about $25 a day. But, sometimes it will go a bit higher and at other places, when I have a friends couch to sleep on, it is cheaper.

No, it is not hard to access funds, most of the time, as there are ATMs everywhere. Although at Lake Toba it was a bit on the difficult side and same in Laos.

What else would you like to know?

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That's about it. How much, if you don't mind my asking, did you save up before embarking? I live frugally, old car, etc. Have a nice bank account, but it could always be bigger for such an adventure. And kitteh would need a home... loved the catpix.

I did go read most of your travel posts, makes me want to chuck it all even more, but I'm still employed and need to milk that as long as I can til the poop hits the fan.

forty looking up flights to KUL 2

I would rather not say in public how much I saved. But, I'll send you an email and we can talk about rough numbers, k?

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Ryszard Kapuscinski}