Bruksela
I turn my head as a mother tells her child to 'chodź tu!' and smile as two girls enter a shop in front of me, discussing last night's 'dyskoteka'.
A group of men standing around a removals van break their conversation as I wander past, but I get snatches of 'strasznie zimne' and 'jutro zobaczymy' as they resume their chat.
Two boys crossing the road in the opposite direction fight over a bag and I hear 'oh! widzisz!' as they drop it.
The one thing I wasn't quite prepared for about Brussels life was the Polishness of it all.
A group of men standing around a removals van break their conversation as I wander past, but I get snatches of 'strasznie zimne' and 'jutro zobaczymy' as they resume their chat.
Two boys crossing the road in the opposite direction fight over a bag and I hear 'oh! widzisz!' as they drop it.
The one thing I wasn't quite prepared for about Brussels life was the Polishness of it all.
posted by Becca | 9:06 am
3 Comments:
just an everyday scene in brussels:)
but honestly, surprising, innit?
It was like that when I was home for Christmas. I never noticed it before.
It is indeed Pawel, (if you are the same polandian as the one from the comment on koleda!!) I've been meaning to update my links list - polandian is a new discovery that will have to be added asap :)
You too Pinolona, I'm letting the blogging world down...
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