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Moved back from Canada to Poland:). Here are the reasons why. [868]
Your in Europe now, we don't use "Canadian" logic here :)
Ah, they have just started to change colour up the mountains here, maybe it's due to altitude not latitude.
it is gonna take me a while I think. I catch myself saying: In Canada....blah, blah.... I think I should stop it;)
I am a believer that if you dig deep enough, you will find the worm. So on that note I wish you success in your new start.
it is true. So far so good, time will tell.
But only for Poles which are used to local ... hmm ... conditions.
Returning (in the 90-ties) was probaly the best decision of my life and quite a challenge.
90 were the golden years in Poland and according to my sister: wolna Amerykanka, which is not the case anymore I think.
Good luck to you and you future endeavors:)
thanks Sledz:)
good luck aphro! keep us posted! :)
and eat lots of flaczki! it's good for you ;)
thanks a lot. I have eaten other things since my arrival. Today, my hand picked mashrooms. It was great to be in the forest and have some fun.
How are your Polish skills? I'd love to start a photography business in Poland.
my Polish is fluent, although I catch myself using English words at times, yet nobody has noticed.
why not Ukraine ?
take it easy - only kidding - good luck!
good question. I move to Poland for personal and less personal reasons, but I had enough reasons to move back. It is much more fun in Poland.
Next time I land in PL, I expect to see a chain of Timmies in every highway rest area ;-)
All the best.
this is NOT a bad idea at all. I saw some Starbucks, but my friend owns a coffee place and her coffee is good. Thanks for your wishes. If you ever passing via Szczecin, you know what to do:).
3. Day 3 - contSo I visited
Urzad Miejski in order to set up my own business and the service was great. No line up, I just had to take the number and got all the info I needed. I am going back on Monday.
Went to visit my friend's cafe and I finally talked to her, although we live in the same building. She told me about the meeting with
Agnieszka Graf - the famous Polish feminist that evening. Since she has written 3 books and published articles in all major newspapers I could not decline. She was in Szczecin to promote her new book:
Magma as part of Progessteron ( I am sure southern would be happy about the name) a women's festival taking place in Szczecin.
4. Day 4Workshop at work in the morning, then got on the train to visit my father.
Italian evening with my friends. Headache.
5. Day 5Mashroom picking with my father and friends. We left in the morning and arrived the the SPOT, but it was obvious that there were more people then mashrooms. We still found some and went home after 2 hours. I made my first mashroom dish. Mashrooms with onions lol
