I have a problem. A big problem. An embarrassing, big problem. Or an embarrassingly big problem. It all depends on how you look at it. And as always, I hope that you, my readers, will be able to help me.<\/p>\n
You see, I\u2019m a pathetic gift giver. I never know what to give and when I do give something\u2026 well, let\u2019s just say that my ability to select a suitable gift leaves a lot to be desired. So normally, in a very uncouth way, I tend to give money. Or a gift card to some store, if I\u2019m trying to be really fancy.<\/p>\n
So whenever I am faced with choosing a gift for someone, I try to delegate the responsibility, normally to my husband, who then very conveniently forgets about buying a gift altogether. Yeah, I told you I was pathetic.<\/p>\n
But when stresses me more than anything is when I have to buy a \u201cPolish\u201d gift for a person in another country. Eeee gadz! Help me out here, please!<\/p>\n When you visit Poland what kind of gifts (prezenty<\/strong>) do you buy to give to your friends and family back home? Amber? Sweets? Hand-made traditional something-somethings?<\/p>\n Your comments and suggestions will be much appreciated!!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have a problem. A big problem. An embarrassing, big problem. Or an embarrassingly big problem. It all depends on how you look at it. And as always, I hope that you, my readers, will be able to help me. You see, I\u2019m a pathetic gift giver. I never know what to give and when…<\/p>\n
\n\u201cHey, that\u2019s easy!\u201d<\/em> I hear you say. \u201c\u017bubr\u00f3wka<\/strong> and your work here is done.\u201d<\/em>
\nAnd under normal circumstances I would agree, but what do you buy for a person who doesn\u2019t drink?<\/p>\n