CHRISTMAS ALONE FOR AN ENGLISHMAN IN POLAND

omniba [Guest]
	Dec 18, 07, 11:55 #31 Quoting: wildrover maybe i do too good a job of pretending i am doing ok alone here..... Sometimes we're all too afraid of seeming needy, even when we are in need, which, if you think about it with a cool calm head is a bit daft. How about dropping this friend of yours a bit of a hint: ask her opinion about the best and easiest to follow cookbooks. She'll then ask you why you want to know....and there's your chance - you can tell her you're alone! There's a risk of course that you'll have 20 people coming to your place for Christmas dinner, but what is life without risk? :) \| Reply	Guest

wildrover
	Dec 18, 07, 12:42 #32 Quoting: lonely but maybe sometime eh? you bet.....we are going to get Guinessed together.... \| Reply	Member Posts: 1367 Joined: Jun 7, 07

DarrenM
	Jan 9, 08, 01:47 #33 Krzysztof wrote: Traditionally every Polish family has a set of dishes prepared for a stranger visiting on the Xmas Eve (a seat, a plate etc.), I never had to try it, and actually none of my friends and family had such a visitor ever, but maybe you should visit someone and see if this tradition is still alive :) It was alive in my house. My Girlfriend insisted upon it. The chances of anyone getting through the security doors to my 3rd floor apartment were slim though. \| Reply	Member Posts: 24 Joined: Dec 21, 07

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