neilo 3 | 6 5 Dec 2007 / #1Hi,Well i will be spending Christmas with my girlfriend (who is Polish) this year in England, its the first time she's been away from home for Christmas so i want to make it special, what can I do that might put a smile on her face or can you recommend any gifts that she might not expect, it doesnt have to be expensive but something she would be surprised.Thanks.
LondonChick 31 | 1,133 5 Dec 2007 / #2You know her better than we do.... what kind of things is she into?
OP neilo 3 | 6 5 Dec 2007 / #3Yea sorry i thought it might come across the wrong way, I mean what can I do or get to make her feel a bit like she's at home in Poland,
the_falkster 1 | 180 5 Dec 2007 / #4whereabouts are you? have you got a polish foodshop around?impress her with some polish cooking. all girls love men who can cook and if you cook something from her home you score twice...buy a nice bottle of polish vodka to round things off (zubrowka is my favourite, best with applejuice...)there are many more possibilities, but i guess you already get the point(?)...
LondonChick 31 | 1,133 5 Dec 2007 / #5How about getting lots of Polish food in - and then trying to recreate a bit of a Polish Christmas theme. Probably lots of people on this forum who can help you with that.But then again, maybe she is looking forward to an English xmas....
Jambo 2 | 106 5 Dec 2007 / #6Make her feel she is the most wonderful woman in the world. A gift might be part of that but there are other more important actions you could take.
sunnywolf - | 6 6 Dec 2007 / #7well,,as i would know,,some polish girls like music so much !why don't you singing a nice lovely song for her, that way, she will deeply touched!i'm quite sure!
OP neilo 3 | 6 7 Dec 2007 / #8yea thats what im asking really jambo, what actions could i take to meke her feel at home, is there any traditions? I am already etting some Polish food and the vodka is taker care of.
