An English Pub Quiz in Krakow
It’s fun. It’s competitive. Thanks to T.E.A. Time Brewpub, the pub quiz phenomenon has been brought to Krakow.
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Author: Ali Jennings
Ali’s Angle: Poland’s sex education is failing its children
Half of all rape cases tried in Poland in 2014 were committed by minors, some as young as 13 years old.
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Real Lives: A Nun’s Story
But what do nuns actually do all day? I confess, before this interview I was woefully ignorant.
Read more Ali’s Angle: Men of God
It is never pleasant to hear about child abuse in the news. Especially when the person perpetrating the crime is
Read more Ali’s Angle: A Man In a Dress
Spangly, sparkly outfits. Crazy dance routines. Bad music. Beards. Lots of beards. Yes, May 10 was Eurovision Day, and did
Read more Ali’s Angle: Poland’s John Paul II Divisions
If I were living in the UK, Easter would mean a bank holiday. This can mean a number of things,
Read more Ali’s Angle: Don’t Mention the War
A recent incident at a German airport involving a German customs officer, a Polish MEP, possibly too much wine and
Read more Ali’s Angle: Demonising Poles
As an expat living here in Poland, I’m often asked: “Why are you here?” “What do you think of Poland?”
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