Taste of Polonia - Chicago, IL

Im trying to keep it clean,,,lol Eurola wanted the pic of that guy!!!

The one on the left doesnt look Polish,,,no?

I have took look through my other card should have 2G more

Mike and I were there too.
We had good time and hugging each other like teens.

I sure did..he stood out in the crowd! :)

I got some more pics. Mostly my favoite t-shirts.

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Yeah, I know hes creepy, it was a lot different (stranger) there yesterday compared to Sobota

Your pics turned out well:)

It was fun to be there again...the Grazyna Auguscik concert was disappinting. I guess I'm not into this kind of music.
Not into 'brittish invasion' either. Hehehehe.

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damn some of those people look really dorky. I'm embarrased to even be on this forum. lol jk. Some of those girls remind me of my sis, she looks more polish than me because she has a roundish face and smaller eyes.

Yeah, they want to start clearing people out of there around 9:00 on Monday, so they throw in a lousy Elton John band to run people out of there by closing time.


You would of had a good time, everyone is friendly:)

lol. Don't you like the look of my 'boyfriend' ? A couple of them actually, one had a really good time doing some dorky dancing and another one had this very scruffy-looking beard and wore a very colorful shirt from another era..adorable.

Merged: Taste of Polonia 2015 - Chicago, Ilinois

Does anybody here remember this?

Its that time of year again Boys and Girls!
copernicuscenter.org/taste-of-polonia-festival-2015
facebook.com/TasteofPolonia

Its a great party if you can make it!!!

Never mind the stories you hear about Chicago, you won't get shot...lol (ok waiting for pictures ;)

Very nice.

But, why would you Poles use Arab word `kebab` when you have available Slavic word `cevap` (ćevap). Word even more appropriately describing form of the grilled meat (formed in tube). Its even original name for the dish. In Serbian `cev` means `tube` (Eng.). So, when in past Arabs via Turks (who occupied Serbia and great deal of South-eastern Europe, for some time in past) tested the meat and heard term, they named it `kebab`.

Don't distract from the actual topic please - you may ask this question in a Language thread.