Comments on: Bangladeshis in Heart of Oslo http://blog.grameenfoundation.org/2006/12/11/bangladeshis-in-heart-of-oslo/ Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:56:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: John S. http://blog.grameenfoundation.org/2006/12/11/bangladeshis-in-heart-of-oslo/#comment-25 Mon, 11 Dec 2006 23:43:27 +0000 http://blog.grameenfoundation.org/2006/12/11/bangladeshis-in-heart-of-oslo/#comment-25 Susan, Clearly there is more to the Nobel presentations than I ever imagined. Thank you for writing so movingly about them. You are giving us a window to view the joy of a much deserved celebration of the successes of Yunus, Grameen, and those of you who have done so much to take those successes and bring them to people throughout the world. Thank you. John S. Susan,
Clearly there is more to the Nobel presentations than I ever imagined. Thank you for writing so movingly about them.
You are giving us a window to view the joy of a much deserved celebration of the successes of Yunus, Grameen, and those of you who have done so much to take those successes and bring them to people throughout the world.
Thank you.
John S.

]]> by: Sameer http://blog.grameenfoundation.org/2006/12/11/bangladeshis-in-heart-of-oslo/#comment-24 Mon, 11 Dec 2006 22:06:12 +0000 http://blog.grameenfoundation.org/2006/12/11/bangladeshis-in-heart-of-oslo/#comment-24 Susan, Thank you very much for these wonderful blog posts from Oslo. We are all reinvigorated by the stories you share with us, which allow us to experience this wonderful event, vicariously through you. Yesterday, more than 200 of us, passionate followers of Prof. Yunus, filled the the Bangladeshi embassy, in Washington, DC, to watch a rebroadcasting of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. A singularly strong feeling of pride and joy pervaded the main hall, as we clapped and cheered for our beloved Nobel Laureate. As your remaining time in Oslo winds down, we hope to read more about your experiences and the many conversations you've shared. Sameer Susan,

Thank you very much for these wonderful blog posts from Oslo. We are all reinvigorated by the stories you share with us, which allow us to experience this wonderful event, vicariously through you.

Yesterday, more than 200 of us, passionate followers of Prof. Yunus, filled the the Bangladeshi embassy, in Washington, DC, to watch a rebroadcasting of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. A singularly strong feeling of pride and joy pervaded the main hall, as we clapped and cheered for our beloved Nobel Laureate.

As your remaining time in Oslo winds down, we hope to read more about your experiences and the many conversations you’ve shared.

Sameer

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