Adrian,Welcome to BYC, Busia was Polish and Papa was English
and Irish. So Iam half and half. haha. but learned to speak polish before Ispoke english ...I was born in U.S.A
and learned to make gowombki ?..how to spell it ???
( Pigs in the blanket)from my Busia.who was from Kracaw Poland
I wish I could write the language.
What is your weather like now? we have very cold and ice today.
I Hope you had Merry christmas and a Happy New Year.
Sissy
My father is half Polish, half Canadian French. His dad was one of 16 children. All except the oldest 2 or 3 were born here in the US. They were from a small village called Dymki that was in Sieradz Providence. Have done family history but no luck finding any info on the village except that it was part of a larger estate owned by a count who is likely no relation anyway! I'm very proud of my Polish heritage. Anyway
...glad you have chickens. Ours will be pets as well as layers when they arrive! Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku i cieszyć się wspaniałym kurczaków!
I'm a 100% Polish and PROUD!!! I was born in Warsaw and moved to the US when I was 3 yrs old. We still speak Polish at my folks house and follow most of the traditional holiday customs.
My Tato Is Polish. My Mamo is from Polish descent. I used to own chickens, now I am interested in quails (easier to raise in the suburbs). I am currently learning Polish. I would love to talk to fellow Poles and learn of Poland's current agricultural state and their history with chickens.
Z Bogiem!
Mariusz