In transition and floating from airport to airport with many layovers going from Boise, Idaho USA to Kathmandu, Nepal. Way back in the early 90s during my "Seattle Days" I earned the nickname of King Floater. I was sleeping on people's couches and working full time waiting to leaving Seattle for Boise. I cannot say I was homeless but I was certainly in vagabond mode. The nickname came about when a person I did not know well put me up for about 3 weeks. When he heard what I was doing and how I was doing it he said, "Wow, you are the king of floating around." This podcast is about me back in King Floater mode floating to Kathmandu, Nepal.

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Show Notes:

My time at Hamad international airport on my way to Nepal.
A current update as to how I feel and what is going on in my present moment
Just a bit about my transitions from airport to layover to airplane time to airport to layover to airplane time. 

Resources:

Swayambhunath Stupa – A bit of info about the famous "Monkey Temple" in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Visit Nepal 2020 – The campaign to visit in 2020.
Boudhanath Stupa – A truly exceptional experience and a must see in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal – Some wiki info about this most popular and tourist area in Kathmandu, Nepal. 
Bodhi Guesthouse - My home away from home in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Hamad International Airport - Located in Doha, Qatar and listed as the Greatest Airport in the World in 2022.

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