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sadieann   
30 Nov 2009
Love / Why are Polish girls constantly ill? [166]

her financial independence is tied to her husband, but it is not the other way around

It's an interesting comment. I come from a very traditional family. My Grandfather, exposed me to the best of everything, so I would never settle for less. Old fashioned, but he wanted me to be self sufficient. Otherwise, he would worry. I graduated from college with three degrees and two minors. Both my father and grandfather told me never to rely on anyone, but myself. I'm not a trophy wife. I went into my relationship independent and had already established myself financially. I inherited money from my family later. My point, we built a company together, have a few homes and property. I will always be indedependent. It's not practical to rely totally on someone else and something happens.. That would be totally devastating. Thus, it's better to be prepared. Plus, I wouldn't be happy if I haven't succeeded in all my endeavors. A husband should respect and appreciate that you have something to contribute. Likewise, I need a man that is ambitious and intelligent. Need to be able to have good conversation <LOL>.
sadieann   
23 Nov 2009
Love / Help-my polish bf doesn't fancy me! [94]

That would be so disrespectful to yourself and to your spouse. Who would want to let themselves go? It is true, I've seen people let themselves go. It works both ways. Stay looking good for both of you. It's disgusting when people get so obese..How do they even find it to do anything.

but it's still so nice when they notice that you made an effort or that you're wearing something new, changed your hair etc

I love it when they compliment you and pay attention. Keeps it fresh and exciting. Men also, should be told they look good. It makes them feel great too.
sadieann   
11 Nov 2009
Love / Personal issues with two women, they want to be my friend - a Polish thing? [49]

first woman

This relationship is interested in taking it to the next step.

this time she pushed her telephone number under my hotel room door

That was a cue that night to pursue it...
If your both interested and still contacting each other; move forward.

another girl, in a fairly unpleasant situation

I did the father daughter thing, got her sorted out

This is just that. Decide if you want that drama and maintenance?
sadieann   
7 Nov 2009
Love / Help with a Polish girl -How do I know if she is "interested"? [41]

I agree, it's abuse of power. Do you value your position and furthering your career? Most Universities don't condone dating students and even forbid. Your English is noticeably off and I don't think it's internet slack. Pop Quiz: What University did you attend. <LOL>
sadieann   
3 Nov 2009
Travel / What a horrible vacation (the water in Poland destroyed my gallbladder) [36]

mikeyst25, Your posts are ridiculous! First, your looking for Xanax, then you claim your taking 4mg and need to get off it, all your Vodka choices in random thread? Are you for real? Your a trip. You need therapy...Now you have H Pylori and Gall Bladder problem. Are you going to the DR. for more drugs?
sadieann   
1 Nov 2009
Food / Horsemeat, anyone? [62]

Such a great horse but so neglected.

Heart wrenching to see such neglect. People that neglect and hurt animals are not human. It says a lot about people when their cruel to animals. Krysia, that's incredible what you do for these horses...and that says a lot about you!
sadieann   
30 Oct 2009
Food / Horsemeat, anyone? [62]

Horse meat is taboo! The horse is domesticated and thought as a companion. It has pet status in the Western world. In the U.S., it's shipped overseas; highly frowned upon even in dog food. It's a major meat in a few countries, notably in Central Asia, but Europe, South America and China do consume.

Personally, I have to disassociate myself from my food groups. I would never eat a domesticated animal.

(Side Note:) My aunt and uncle lived on an Island. I would visit in the summer time. I loved to help take care of the cute bunny rabbits they had. Unknowingly, at dinner, I had a bite of one my little friends. I asked my uncle what kind of meat we were having?

I thought it was chicken. I was horrified that it was rabbit. The same one I had been petting. I'm scarred. <EWWW>
sadieann   
21 Oct 2009
Life / Polish Name Day celebration [40]

Yes, Name Day's are celebrated! My name isn't translatable? My understanding is that everyone knows your name day due to it's calendar placement. That way friends are always able to wish you well. I love the fact that PF places names at the top page.
sadieann   
21 Oct 2009
Food / Zaplaska (?) soup [6]

Potato Soup (Kartoflanka)
Here's my recipe:
8 cups of H2O
3 large potatoes , peeled and cut in 1/4" cubes
1 large onion, finely chopped
2 celery stalks, finely chopped
1 tsp. salt
Freshly ground pepper
4 tbsp. butter
2 tbsp. flour
(1 cup sour cream) try with or without or as a topping with dill

In large kettle, place vegetables and butter. Saute for 3 minutes and season with salt and pepper. Add water and bring to a boil. Lower the heat and simmer for 20 minutes. In a bowl, blend 2 tablespoons flour and (sour cream). Pour flour mixture into kettle. Stir and bring to a boil. Dollop of (sour cream) and sprinkle with minced dill.

Smacznego!
sadieann   
20 Oct 2009
Food / Zaplaska (?) soup [6]

Potato Soup (Kartoflanka)
This has all the ingredients that you listed excluding sour cream.
sadieann   
19 Oct 2009
Food / Sour cream use in Pierogi dough? [11]

Must be a family recipe? I have never seen or had pierogi dough with sour cream. It would change the consistency of the dough. Sour cream is used as a condiment to top it off.
sadieann   
11 Oct 2009
Life / WHY POLISH PEOPLE DON'T USE THEIR NATIVE FIRST NAME WHEN ABROAD? [136]

Arien

So if you have a decent alternative to simplify your name, then why not? It'll save you a lot of little annoyances

Comes down to personal preference. True, there are Polish translations of first names. Last names are trickier, spelling only, unless you legally change it. My first name can't be translated to Polish. Your right, annoyances, can drive some to change their names.

Americans, pronounce my last name phonetically how it sounds. Which is wrong. I do take the time to help people say it. I usually break it down: ***-****-**-ski. That seems to help. My first name so far, is easy on both sides to say. Just have the last to contender with.
sadieann   
10 Oct 2009
Life / WHY POLISH PEOPLE DON'T USE THEIR NATIVE FIRST NAME WHEN ABROAD? [136]

Why would you change your name to accommodate others abroad. I think it is rude when people butcher my name. Be considerate and ask how to pronounce it. Also, I dislike it when Poles Americanize their name by changing the spelling. For instance, the ending, 'ski' to 'sky'? The Poles I know do not change their names.
sadieann   
10 Oct 2009
Food / Polish (but can be just any other) recipes for chicken dishes anyone? [23]

Polski: Old fashioned Chicken Soup. Perfect for cold weather. So simple, don't even need a recipe. Place uncooked chicken parts in stock pot. Simmer with choice of vegetables: potatoes, carrots, onions, parsnip, celery, herbs: bay leaves, thyme, marjoram etc. (Poles loves Vegeta, if this is used , should be enough seasoning. A nice touch is french dumplings at the very end. Just drop batter spoon size in and viola dumplings. This basically, makes itself, plus, the home smells sooo good.
sadieann   
3 Oct 2009
Love / How Many Dates Before Sex in Poland? [86]

I think the stats are much different for guys.

Most definately. I was always told never ever on the first date, second ok..
sadieann   
30 Sep 2009
USA, Canada / Sweetest Day - October 18 - 19 [36]

You should be showing your love/affection/feelings towards your partner on many occassions in a year, simples

Your a good man. Spot on!
sadieann   
30 Sep 2009
USA, Canada / Sweetest Day - October 18 - 19 [36]

sledz

Men just give and women just take take take...lol

Ohh, you need to be spoiled too.

you love somebody then you should show them on more than one occassion a year

True! That's the biggest complaint. Why show your love for one day? Should be everyday.
sadieann   
29 Sep 2009
Life / Scientology in Poland [24]

Scientology's beliefs were written by a science fiction author, L. Ron Hubbard. Principal: A human is an immortal 'alien' spirit trapped on Earth in a physical body...How can anyone believe this religion considering who wrote the doctrine? Side note: <LOL> Sex is equated as a numb emotion and equated to an applause. Most can agree that they happen to be applauders.
sadieann   
27 Sep 2009
Life / Pre Paid Visa cards [27]

pre-paid credit card and a debit card. In both cases you need a balnce before you can spend.

Thread answered. Go to any bank and get a a Visa debit card. If you have money no one will deny you a card.