Tuesday morning they left. It was marvellous to see them here, to show them a little bit of my world. We had an informal dinner here on Sunday - we cooked Indian food, that they have longed for. On Monday I listened to the seminar, which was interesting. Dinner and breakfast together - then good bye. I wish they could have stayed longer, that we would have had more time together.
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On Sunday, the Bhopal Bus is arriving at Stockholm. This is something arranged by Amnesty International. Read more at http://www.amnesty.se/2009/11/04/bhopal_bus_tour/ or www.bhopalbus.com.
I got to know about the tour only a month ago, from Becky, one of the English drivers. As the people of the bus are my friends, of course I welcome them. My co-house Sockenstugan (www.sockenstugankollektiv.nu) has invited the Indian guests to stay in our guestrooms, and on Sunday, we will have an informal party. I am also going to listen to them at the Human Right-days - I have already registered.
Today, I will have a small presentation for my neighbours here in the house and show pictures from Bhopal, Sambhavna and "my" family.
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Some weeks ago, I met the Ambassador himself at a Diwali celebration. He is a very charming and kind man. When he heard what had happened, he said he would find out about "banned from all visits to India". I am invited to a conference on children and environment in Bangalore (http://incheshpfindia.org), and he promised to give me visa. So now I am collecting all papers I need.
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