First Polish Culture Festival in Foshan

lionstar

i´m hungry for: Zubrówka and Zrazy and Pieczeń na dziko and Góralska and Makowiec

LCSULLA

lionstar Post time: 2012-10-26 22:18
i´m hungry for: Zubrówka and Zrazy and Pieczeń na dziko and Góralska and Makowiec

this is why it's pointless to post something like:

haha, it had to come sooner or later here in this forum: ONE polish vs. (how many)germans?

ITT: more like one polish showing up, and subsequently ze germans start checking their schedules how they can get hold of some polish decacies.
LOL.

WhiteBear

I'm on my way to Foshan... as it is also opening of "expat town" - I think that it is a good idea to know this place. This time - Polish festival, but I hope to be others too... say... German, Ausies, American... etc.

Formal "ceremony" at 3PM, I think that I can make it by bus, and still have time for a lunch before.

Anybody can advise some nice, but not exactly expensive hotel near "creativity park"?

hughliuie

Polish girls are nice and friendly .......... There are loads of Polish and Chinese in Ireland working in restaurants and bars when the Celtic Tiger is still alive ..........

Some lazy Irishmen took advantage of the fact that Polish girls are working in their homeland and turned them into their wives ........... I'd say it is a boon for those Irishmen because their wives are not only good at cooking, but also have patience at raising kids ............ better than some of the ill-tempered Irish girls who are forever begrudging ..............

lionstar

are you back? I REQUEST YOUR REPORT

WhiteBear

shut Your CAPS when You talking to me plese

Ok, I'm back. It was interesting trip, but the same - small disappointment.
Details tommorow, when pictures will be ready.

Btw. LC... there WAS Husars... (that was realy one of few nice surprises)

lionstar

WhiteBear Post time: 2012-10-27 21:41
shut Your CAPS when You talking to me  plese

Ok, I'm back. It was interesting trip, but the same  ...

sorry 4 that, my keyboard is sticky