PolishForums LIVE  /  Archives [3]    
 
Archives - 2005-2009 / USA, Canada  % width14

They give out paczki in Chicago Polish stores


Patrycja19  61 | 2679  
15 Feb 2007 /  #1
Only today I was given two doughnuts by the boss

lol Wroclaw, doughnuts?

where I work anything containing sugar and smells delicously yummy you should
have under lock and key!! to leave and come back, its like saying have it!

people do take when they shouldnt, but I would hardly qualify that as a polish
stealing issue. more like someone was extremely hungry and forgot to eat
breakfast, and hey they still left you one :) lol
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
15 Feb 2007 /  #2
Patrycja,

I think you know that I'm just having a laugh. Did you know that it is "Doughnut Day" here in Poland.
Patrycja19  61 | 2679  
15 Feb 2007 /  #3
no I didnt, but I was laughing at that, lol, because sugar is a hot item in all
workplaces , lol you almost have to rent a pittbull to watch your cakes , especially
where I work, theres few men to the majority of women , and when chocolate
arrives, its like the radar turns on and people come running!! lol
Ranj  21 | 947  
15 Feb 2007 /  #4
Did you know that it is "Doughnut Day" here in Poland.

I am being totally serious when I say this, but I actually heard on the news last night that in England, they were celebrating National Impotence Day (LOL). Yesterday was Valentine's Day, and I would hate to think there was a problem with impotence on that day (or anyday, for that matter). And come on Impotence Day? Somebody please tell me this is a ruse.
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
15 Feb 2007 /  #5
Ranj,

Doughnut Day is something to do with Lent. I think. So I guess it is a religious day.

I'm sure someone will put me right on this. :)
OP sledz  23 | 2247  
20 Feb 2007 /  #6
All day long the Polish stores are giving out these kind of donuts??

Is this a tradition in Poland also?
hello  22 | 890  
20 Feb 2007 /  #7
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday and strict fast (not much eating) - so it seems to me they give them out and this is the only reason.
OP sledz  23 | 2247  
20 Feb 2007 /  #8
So I guess Fat Tuesday is just a French thing or Polish also...
hello  22 | 890  
20 Feb 2007 /  #9
As far as I know Fat Tuesday is celebrated by Americans and it's in fact the same tradition as the Polish Fat Thursday "Tlusty Czwartek". The only difference is the day.
Honeybee  7 | 26  
20 Feb 2007 /  #10
do Poles celebrate Mardi Gras,'Fat Tuesday', or is there something similar in Poland?
OP sledz  23 | 2247  
20 Feb 2007 /  #11
ok...today is the last day of mardi gras in New Orleans "Fat Tuesday"

Tomorrow everybody is supposed to start behaving again on Ash Wednesday

Do they have big parties on Tlusty Czwartek?
hello  22 | 890  
20 Feb 2007 /  #12
I bet they do have a party in Poland, but in the US - I don't think so. Besides, I don't like sweets too much.
Firestorm  6 | 399  
21 Aug 2007 /  #13
Fat Tuesday

In the Uk we call it Shrove Tuesday. Or Pancake day.
OP sledz  23 | 2247  
21 Aug 2007 /  #14
Cool dude I`ll have to remember that this coming February:)

Archives - 2005-2009 / USA, Canada / They give out paczki in Chicago Polish storesArchived