Tomorrow is Wigilia (Christmas Eve) and it’s one day that most Polish families take very seriously. I said “most” because some celebrate it in a less traditional way – like at an all-inclusive resort in Madeira or Tenerife, for example.
But for most Poles, Wigilia means getting together with their extended family, eating huge amounts of [...]
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