Did you know there is a 4…in the morning??

The whole village attended Hima’s cousin’s wedding last night, except us and her it felt like. Nobody returned to the village until 3:30am which means we couldn’t get into our house until almost 4 which means we had at most 4 hours of sleep available to us before we had to get up to pack. We are headed to Baroda today for the next three days of ceremonies, so we had to say goodbye to the family that let us stay in their home for the last week. We received an open invitation to come stay with them anytime. We are so grateful for all the hospitality that we’ve received in this little village. 

P.S. when we arrived in the village, they were putting the big canopies up. Now today they are taking them down. Kind of sad knowing we are so close to the end. 

P.P.S. did you know there is a four in the morning? I surely hadn’t seen one in a long, long time. I didn’t know they still existed…

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Jessica

Hello! I’m Jessica, the voice behind Wandering with Mr. and Mrs. Ennis. My husband and I are off-the-beaten-path travellers who approach life with curiosity, compassion, and above all, kindness. Through our stories of adventures (and occasional misadventures!), we hope others are encouraged to explore beyond the tourist guidebooks and take the road less travelled.