My experience in Poland - About polish life, polish culture, people - Must read it's interesting.

Thank you Sizzling News for allowing me to write here.

I would like to share my best snow-winter picture and my experience in Poland with you guys.

Upper picture was taken from student dormitory in Rzeszow, Poland, Europe.

This picture was taken from 10th floor from my room and each morning it looks like nuclear blast from the room. This was so amazing to see and feel every morning. Sun wakes you up every day and you feel so energetic and blessed.

Rzeszow is one of the small city in southern of Poland. This city is very clean, less noisy, less polluted and with good environment.

If we talk about people everybody respect each other here. Girls are very shy, beautiful and so innocent while most of boys are hard drinker and fighter ( little racist). There are few clubs where you can go with your friends but you might get punched or hit by some one if you had a bad luck. ;)

But polish girls are really very respectful. They are not racist at all. Mostly every polish girl is fond of make up and perfect dressing sense. Even they reject you, you won't even feel like insulted. Polish people have little hight self respect and attitude. If you will hurt any of your friend, he or she won't see or talk to you again until you apologize.

In the day time it's safe and peaceful city but when dark night rises you will find so many drunk people on your way.

Over all I love Poland and it's people. The main problem is language ... less people speak English in small cities. While Krakow and Warsaw are the best cities in Poland.

If we talk about politics, yes! Police or government or any local person will help their own people firstly. They will try to save their people first from any crime. Ex.. bouncers in clubs, street fight with foreigners, or local arguments.

From my experience I have found that most of polish people are not happy with their government but I guess they are most happiest people because they have family culture, respect for their own people. Mostly they are like Earn, Drink, Travel and sleep. ;)

Because of language problem you won't dare to stay there more... but it's really beautiful country. Just be careful from street boys in the night and stay safe. ;)

Once again - Thank you Sizzling News for allowing me to share my experience here.