Syrena_04 2 | 88 23 Nov 2006 / #1My Polish teacher has invited me to celebrate Wigilia with her family. I am non-Polish. She will be cooking a traditional 12-course meal. I would like to bring an appropriate gift for her and for her husband. Usually, I would bring flowers and a good bottle. How does that sound? Should I also bring gifts for the other guests? Many thanks for the feedback.
OP Syrena_04 2 | 88 23 Nov 2006 / #3Thanks Wroclaw. Are there more traditional gifts that are offered on Wigilia?
Wroclaw 44 | 5,379 23 Nov 2006 / #4Syrena,I'd wait for ideas from a few posters. Many things at Christmas are regional. And besides you still have plenty of time to think about it.Goodnight / Dobranoc
Micek - | 13 20 Dec 2006 / #6It depends from the person - I think that if she is a teacher, propably she like to read (what a stereotype :) ). Recently I was having the same problem with my family and I've decided to buy them something interesting to read. I don't think that alkohol is a good idea, but from the other side last year I've done a special "nalewka" for my father (it was called "Krupnik Krakowski") and it was so delicious that it disappeared in a flash...
OP Syrena_04 2 | 88 20 Dec 2006 / #7'Krupnik Krakowski' sounds very nice, indeed. Krakowski was the Holy Father's favorite pastry, is that right? Yes, a book is a good idea. As you said, it depends on the person.