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Archive for November, 2008

29 Nov, 2008

Calling all Poles!

Posted by: Michał In: Pole poll

One of the principles behind the blog was to introduce to my readers some UK-based Poles and their views on living in the UK – why they are here, what they admire, what they miss. In a short, Q&A form.
I’ve decided to ask a few people initially to answer five short questions. What I didn’t [...]

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28 Nov, 2008

UN Climate Change Conference in Poznań…

Posted by: Michał In: links

… is starting this Monday. Follow it on Twitter. If you care about the planet. Or are into Twitter. Or both.

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26 Nov, 2008

Violen’s Photography

Posted by: Michał In: links| photography

As you’ve probably noticed, my blog automatically displays random pictures from Flickr, tagged with the word ‘Poland’. These are not my pictures, although sometimes I wish they were.
And through this small Flickr plugin I discovered the amazing photography of a Poland-based woman who calls herself Violen. Her Violen’s Photography Flickr photostream is a joy to [...]

26 Nov, 2008

Do you have a PLan?

Posted by: Michał In: p for press

Polish PM Donald Tusk was in London yesterday. He was supposed to try and convince Poles living here to come back to Poland, by asking “Do you have a return PLan?’ (PL stands for Poland, of course). All that because the Polish government has launched a special site, where Poles living in the UK can [...]

25 Nov, 2008

Teraz Polska – Poland Now

Posted by: Michał In: it's a sign!| so very Polish

If you ever see this logo on any Polish products, you can be sure it’s something of a really good quality, something Poles are really proud of. ‘Teraz Polska’ (literally: ‘Poland Now’ or ‘Time for Poland’) is a national competition, in which brands, products, producers – and recently also individual city councils – compete for [...]

24 Nov, 2008

Moo and me

Posted by: Michał In: bits and bobs

Like every ambitious blogger, I expect this blog to be so big I will need to hold yearly fan gatherings at, er, Wembley Stadium. Or somewhere. Of course.
In anticipation of this, I have just ordered my mini Moo cards:

Cute, eh? I’ll be handing them out left right and centre during upcoming events like the first [...]

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This is just a quick language update, inspired partly by what I saw this morning outside my window – at least three seasons in one day. First it was white snow, almost appropriate for this time of the year, although highly unlikely to stick around (so to speak) for long in London, then beautiful spring, [...]

20 Nov, 2008

For you

Posted by: Michał In: links

You know the feeling when you sometimes see something from your childhood – a car you haven’t seen for ages, a cartoon you forgot about, a toy you used to play with – and it makes you go ‘awwww’?
Thanks to the girls from the Milk Bar, I went ‘awww’ tonight as they posted a link [...]

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  • Steve: Not on a postcard to Pete, but I think he really knows the answer. The memorial is placed at the home of Poland's famous 303 squadron - RAF Northolt.
  • uncle: Autor musi mieć polskie geny, ponieważ choruje na typowo polską przypadłość "pomnikomanię". Dobrze, że jest taki pomnik, dobrze, że ktoś tam
  • Elsie Stockdale: Two of the concerts really stand out..........the Piotr Wylezol Quintet and Nigel Kennedy with Kroke were both life-enhancing. But in my opinion the e
  • The bossman at wish a happy birthday: Happy Birthday Wish in german, "Alles Gute zum Geburtstag" Great video!
  • Miranda: If anyone is in Edinburgh for the Festival they might be interested in the show - Poland 3 Iran 2. Using football as a link between the lives of two

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