9am, On the way home from the US Embassy:
Being denied of a visa to a country where a 4 and a half
months paid trip is waiting for me is hard to swallow. I don’t know what to say
or what to write. My return to Hungary 20th July 2012 was supposed
to be an attempt to enter the Hungarian heaven, called The House with The
Garden. It was a decision that I brewed for 3 years to be united again with
friends and family in the country that gave birth to me. However, this morning
I was asked why I had to leave the UK on what ground and my answer of simply
wanting to come home and take a gap year in deciding what I wanted to do here
in terms of designing and researching was branded as 2 things that does not fit
in the same story. My ultimate affection towards my Hungarian citizenship even
though spending 12 years in the UK gave grounds to suspicion that I was denied
English citizenship, which I never ever applied for.
I always do well on interviews, so I have to retreat and
lick my wounds a bit to overcome this. I can’t deny it feels like a personal
failure. And I do feel incredible sorry for my travelling companions, who had
been so looking forward to the next 4 and half months and took all my expenses
on themselves. I don’t know what to say, but the verdict is: ‘Today’s decision
cannot be appealed.’
8pm, Wounds licked and healed. ‘Don’t look back with anger.’
(Oasis)
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