Leaving Europe, Heading to India

We have a 5:40am pick-up for the airport tomorrow morning... or in 8 hours. Luke has 3-4 hours of work and we need to airport pack, which is a totally different three-ounce-liquids-juggling beast than packing for the trail or bus.

We returned our trusty bikes we had with us all week, had a great meal and mailed off our postcards. We told Felix that we needed his help in a quick bedtime, fast jammies and tooth brushing, a little reading and off to sleep because we have so much to do. Well, he did it and got himself snuggled up and off to sleep after a little reading. He can't always do it, but sometimes he can, and he always as least tries to when asked, even if needs Luke and or I close. Anyway, it worked out great tonight.

We love Krakow and we don't really want to leave. Our trip into India has been shaken up a bit because we were to have a 5-hour layover in Delhi before catching our flight north to Leh, but we have discovered that the internet is down in Leh because of the flooding in Jammu and Kashmir, and Luke (thankfully) has loads of work to do right now, so that is a no-go for sure. Instead, we have a first night booked in Delhi near the train station and we need to choose where to go. Where to go? I am super disappointed about Leh, but glad that we found out before getting there and not being about to get our work done and keep clients happy and buzzing along themselves.

I will try to update some photos (loads to share!) tomorrow since we have a four-hour layover in Vienna tomorrow (we are actually syncing up with our original flight that we would have been leaving on from Vienna, if we wouldn't have decided change our tickets so that we could stay longer in Krakow. We'll see what I can do while keeping Fe happy and busy too.

Otherwise, we will catch you in a few days after we land, rest and decide where to start. Oh, and wish us luck getting any customer service support from MakeMyTrip.com to cancel our flight to Leh. All of their web postals are broken and their customer service couldn't help and said she would someone call us back. Nobody did. Yay, India!