Maryska
8 Jan 2007 / #1
I'm Polish living in the US (as most of you I guess). I fly to Poland every 2-3 years for vacation. Being an immigrant, I was in Poland 5 times now.
I noticed an interesting "trend" - my first two visits to Poland were just to meet with my and my husband's family and do nothing else but... visiting them. But since the third visit I and other people/families from the US I know don't spend a lot of time in Poland - we just go for a couple or a few days to visit families, and the rest of vacation time we spend traveling to other European countries (or even to Africa) because Poland seems to be not very interesting any more.
Did any of the Polish immigrants feel the same?
I noticed an interesting "trend" - my first two visits to Poland were just to meet with my and my husband's family and do nothing else but... visiting them. But since the third visit I and other people/families from the US I know don't spend a lot of time in Poland - we just go for a couple or a few days to visit families, and the rest of vacation time we spend traveling to other European countries (or even to Africa) because Poland seems to be not very interesting any more.
Did any of the Polish immigrants feel the same?