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I want to design my own clothes so I don’t have spend a million dollars buying the ones in the stores!

I grew up learning Polish and English at the same time and spoke bothe languages fluently, because my mum was born and raised in Poland and she wanted to take me there to see my family.

I remember when I was about four my mom bought me crayons from a store in the mall. And, she wouldn’t give me them until we got home. We walked into the elevator and I started to tell my mother “DAJ!” (pernounced like die; means something along the lines of ‘gimme’). And there was another women in the elevator, and, of course, she didn’t know how to speak polish. So, the ladye was giving my momther and me a really weird look because it’s not everyday you see a cute little red haired girl screaming ‘DIE!’ at her mother. Now is it? Eh, I get a kick every time I hear that story .

I’ve visited Poland almost every year that I’ve lived. I go with my mum and younger sister to visit my gram in Bialystok. Bialystok is an amazing city! It never gets too hot! But usually gets too cold in the winter! In Bialystok the shopping is good everything is cheap because 1 dollar is worth 3 zloty. And there’s a remaining palace there. It’s lovely. It’s a park around the palace, but inside it’s a medical school. I’m planning on going there in a few years to study abroad. I’ve also been to Gdansk. It’s amazing. The beaches are lovely. The ice cream is great (I have to say this because I can’t stop thinking about it)! I also went to Sopot to see the Molo. I gotta tell you it gets pretty hot on that Molo. I also went to Saint Mary’s Basilica in Gdansk too! I was lucky enough to see it before it went up in flames last year. But on a lighter note, Warsaw is a great city too! I’ve been to Krakow too! It’s a beautiful city. But, I haven’t got the heart to visit Auschwitz. But, Gdansk and Bialystok are the best to visit in my opinon!