You are great! I am a Pole (Polak ;)), I live in Poland and have found this whole Tribe (and Poland Tribe especially) by "accident". I started to read just to see what it is all about, but in the end I spend here aaaall night (I have not sleep - really!) reading, and truly learning about myself, my country, while most of the time laughing :)

Hah! When I saw this: "daime boojee jeme do wooshka" I laughing so much, that almost cry :)

And a thribe about our insanely beautiful womans - that one is great too :) I must show it to all girls I know - just to make sure they are aware of this fact (just as I am :))

I would really really like to thanks for all good words about Poland and Poles :) And for inspiration.. I swear to myself that from today I will pay much more attention to beautiful things that surrounds me. I feel guilty that I live in the famous Kraków for second year now (I study here), and I saw not even 5% of what I should :)

Thank you all!


P.S

I have noticed, that nobody talks here about polish music (apart from disco polo that was mentioned as the worst pop in the world ;))
I think that polish folk music may be very helpfull to understand soul of a true Pole :) Do not be scared - it is music played by young people in modern style, but with full respect to tradition.
It is authentic, uniqe, very fun and unbelievable wild music - you probably haven't heard such a thing in you live if you were not lived here :) Contact me so I could send you some samples of this amazing music - I can assure you will love it.

My favorites are:
Kapela Ze Wsi Warszawa (Warsaw Village Band) - I was on their performance few weeks ago, and it was the most stunning experience (related to music of course :)) I ever had, it was a phenomenon.
They take inpirations from village music mostly from the lowland Mazovia region (north Poland).

Zakopower - music played by mountaineers (I think it's right word) from Tatra Mountains (highest in Poland), from Zakopane in this case (south Poland). Even more close to my heart because my grandfather was native mounatiner, and my father was always very proud because of this connections (just as I am :))