I love buildings

We live in a nice, calm neighborhood. What I really love about the area are… buildings. They are all more or less the same size, 3-storage, but everyone is unique, I guess there is no two exactly the same houses in Kuwait – and this variety is beautiful. This picture of lovely streets is enriched by the cars parked up front – most of the time they are typical American SUV, but I also found, Porshe, Ferrari, and Lamborghini. Yes, a Lamborghini, standing in a front of the house for the whole night and nobody steals it – yeah, I know it is amazing, it could not happen in Poland.

It is amazing, that nobody steals things. You can leave your new iPad on a table in a coffee shop, come back two days later and it will be still there, where you left it. Culture is one thing, but I also think that people here are just too rich to steal.

And yes, another incredible thing, people who live in a non-democratic country can be rich. We have always been taught, that only in 100% democracy people can be rich. I just guess we have not been told exactly which people.

Julia Chodor Chodorowska
Buildings in Kuwait. Photo: Julia Chodor

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Polish tradition

This post is for my friend who has Polish roots. This Polish tradition is a great fun for kids. On Holy Saturday, we prepare small baskets with different kind of food inside, from bread and meat to fruits and cake. The most important are salt and PAINTED eggs. And just painting eggs is the best fun for kids.

When baskets are ready we take them to church to bless.

Julia Chodor Chodorowska
Girls are painting eggs. Photo: Julia Chodor

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Po prostu

Kanclerz Niemiec Angela Merkel powiedziała, że albo kraje Unii będą przyjmować więcej Imigrantów, albo koniec ze strefą Schengen.

Myślę, że zdecydowanie Niemcy powinny wystąpić ze strefy Schengen, a w ogóle najlepiej z Unii Europejskiej. Załatwilibyśmy w ten sposób dwie pieczenie na jednym ogniu.

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