Loading a photo of Poland from your mobile/cell phone takes 30 seconds, come on!

This is my point.
Get stuff that does the job and dont spend a bean more.

I could buy a modern TV for eg but I dont need to or want to. The kids have better phones and laptops than me but I have better carrots and spuds than them:)

Right.

Yesterday, we discovered a butterfly in the classroom.

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On Sundays I do voluntary work for a widow with autistic adult son. My duties: walks on sunny days, petty repairs in home, bathing and shaving, feeding supper. Little loans from time to time as the woman has had problems to make ends meet. It started in 1997 through church aid group and I have been loyal since then.

I took these photos today to immortalise the condition of her flat which is going to undergo a little alteration.

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Made me smile, thanks pawian :)

Why smile? :):):)

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More:

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The state before alterations

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This is a great thread, keep the pics coming, esp the ones of the towns and university/high school students.

Why students?

OK.

The charging hussaria picture in the history classroom was taken down and replaced by Shoah commemoration

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Did you know that mice eat cheese after all?

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It doesn't matter that they're students, it's just interesting seeing the people in my age group.

Not quite Poland, more like Polishness in Salford really ;)

I should do a series. I could entitle it "Photos hudsonhicks would hate" - photos of Polish shops and/or businesses which cater to Poles round here.

Anyway, I was rollin' tru da endz in my babe magnet (jk) so I snapped the local "Funciak Sklep" (lol) :)

More later :)

Also should do. I won`t report you. :):):):)


Interesting. As a kid, whenever I watched a film about Poles in America/UK, I always considered it extremely funny to see those Polish shops.

Pages for projects from my eldest son`s primary school book, 2 grade.

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  Proud heritage
  
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  Proud Warsaw
  
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  Proud Krakow
  

Did you know that girls celebrate Boy`s Day in Polish schools on 30 September?

pepe.com/en/events/boys-day-poland-253

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So, today I started to redecorate our elder kids room. Especially the ceiling.

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I removed old plaster and put new one. I also moved the ceiling lamp top the right so that it won`t get in the way of the kid climbing up the bunk bed. I still need to remove the old paint with silly formations and finally make the surface smooth with gypsum plaster. Shyt! I don`t want to think about the drudgery before me.

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Shyt! The drudgery is over. I finished the fekking ceiling and started painting the walls today. Kids are giving a hand. They have chosen the colour themsleves - maple leaf. Ooops! I had doubts but it is their frigging room.

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Well, you did an awsome job Pawian :)

:):):) Thanks! :):):)

But not yet. Wait till everything is back in its place. Currently, my room, my wife`s room and the balcony are full of toy boxes and other stuff .... :):)

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I know how it is. I renovated my whole apartement not so long ago :/ Nightmare with all the stuff. But the ceiling looks amazing :)

Exactly. I sometimes think that we, Poles, are veritable magpies at hoarding things. :):)

Looks like Wesola Szkola, am I right?


Me too, it just seems to take forever...and it wasn't even me doing the work :P

Most probably.

The window sill was covered with cork tiles. When I was putting it, I thought it was a good idea. Eventually, it wasn`t. The cork frayed and crumbled under the weight of kids` books and toys which they love to put on the sill before putting them back onto shelves.

So, today I bought a few black floor tiles and....

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