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[Stary Wiarus]

Tak mi się spodobał, że go tu wklejam, żeby szerzej chodził.

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A Story

Kevin! Kevin!
Where are ya?
Come over here.
Your mom brought you these clothes.
Go ahead and put them on. We’re gonna go to the Polish church
and you’ll sit in the front row for this Polish Government delegation that we should greet there.

Mom! What the hell is this? A pajama or what?

Calm down, Kevin. It’s a Cracoviak suit.

Yeah, but look at this stupid funny looking hat?
Ain’t gonna put no outfit like that on me, no frigging way mom!
What will Jenny and Josh say if they see me in this?
Mom… why do we have to do stuff like that? What’s wrong with us?

I promise you, this is gonna be the last time.
See, I signed up for this stupid leadership course in Poland.
Your grandma was Polish and I just thought I’ll see the place she came from and I’ll have a free vacation in Poland.
They paid for everything. But now, I guess, it’s time to pay for my stupidity. Nothing’s free.
They keep dragging me to these meetings with these dumb Polish politicians and so on. Plus your father has issues at work.
They signed a contract for making something for the government and his boss told him they’ve seen me meeting with these politicians from Poland, so now they are afraid of giving your dad a security clearance or something like that.
See Kevin, we have to move to the other city. They’ll transfer dad to their other plant for less pay where they make something less important. Somewhere at the East Coast or he can look for a job himself.

Oh no, mom! That’s too much! This shitty clothes and moving yet? I won’t see my girlfriend Jenny anymore. Now, this is too much! I know you asked me many times not to swear, but fuck this dumb Polish crap! Fuck it!

Ok, ok, Kevin.
They won’t find us after we move and we’ll be normal again.
Put these clothes on...

2009-05-26 00:55
John Kowalski
Widziane z USA


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Autor: Stary Wiarus , blog: Boomerang, czyli Backup Wiarusa , 5/26/2009 12:11:00 PM

[Kup Pan paszport]

Rozszerzam zasięg obiegu na strefę języków obcych ;)
http://polander.wordpress.com/2009/05/26/the-school-for-leaders/

[Kup Pan paszport]

An intensive, eleven day program set in the magnificent Canadian
Rockies -the Tatras of the West- in Polish history , culture and
contemporary issues designed specifically for North American youth of
Polish background. Poland in the Rockies will bring together forty
bright young people from across the continent to meet outstanding
scholars and other public figures, forge new friendships, and foster
pride in their identity and links to the world-wide Polish community.
The program will provide information, perspective and skills for
future leaders.

"Q: Why is the language of instruction not Polish?

A: Most, if not all, Polish-Americans and Polish-Canadians born and
raised in North America speak, read, and write much better in English
than in Polish. In many cases, they speak no Polish at all.
http://obczyzna.blogspot.com/2004/03/poland-in-rockies-canmore-2004.html

On May 26, 7:04 am, Kup Pan paszport <Sztirl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Rozszerzam zasięg obiegu na strefę języków obcych ;)http://polander.wordpress.com/2009/05/26/the-school-for-leaders/

[Kup Pan paszport]

Expatpol: How did you learn about "Poland in the Rockies" conference?

Les Kuczynski: Anthony Muszynski, the president of the Polish Canadian
Association of Calgary by phone, contacted me and he subsequently
corresponded with me by fax and e-mail.

Expatpol: What is your opinion of the program?

Les Kuczynski: The quality of the program and the speakers invited
will present a first class event for the participants. I like the fact
that the participants will be divided among Canadian Poles and
American Poles.
http://web.archive.org/web/20040409121620/http://users.erols.com/mietek/test/show_news.php?id=news032004.html

On May 26, 9:47 pm, Kup Pan paszport <Sztirl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> An intensive, eleven day program set in the magnificent Canadian
> Rockies -the Tatras of the West- in Polish history , culture and
> contemporary issues designed specifically for North American youth of
> Polish background. Poland in the Rockies will bring together forty
> bright young people from across the continent to meet outstanding
> scholars and other public figures, forge new friendships, and foster
> pride in their identity and links to the world-wide Polish community.
> The program will provide information, perspective and skills for
> future leaders.
>
> "Q: Why is the language of instruction not Polish?
>
> A: Most, if not all, Polish-Americans and Polish-Canadians born and
> raised in North America speak, read, and write much better in English

> than in Polish. In many cases, they speak no Polish at all.http://obczyzna.blogspot.com/2004/03/poland-in-rockies-canmore-2004.html