Why I hate trains... and dams.
We also went to visit my Taiji's sister. Every time we go to visit a new relative my brain goes "oh damn, not another relative. This is going to be so boring". Luckily, I'm always pleasantly surprised. We had a great time, and I wanted to spend more time there, but we had to get going. The really great thing was that even the older folks were very on-the-ball, which was great to see. The whole family is really smart.
Nitu (my cousin) had to head back to Mumbai (or around there anyway). We went to the train station to send her off. Before we did this we decided to visit Jubilee Park. This was a mistake. Imagine a park with so much smog that the visibility is low as fuck. Determined, we walked around for a bit (well, I was determined, everyone else wanted to head back). Eventually we gave up. I would have a sore throat next morning.
The train was an hour or so late. This is ordinary fare in India, it seems. We talked a lot of shit, hugged, and left. My hatred for trains really began here.