Its been almost 2 years we are in Poland, a small and beautiful country in Europe. Well most people who relocate to Europe are often told that there are language issues in Europe. But what people are not told is how friendly and helpful Europeans are. Before moving here our knowledge of Poland and even Europe was limited. But our experience after coming here has been truly amazing. In my heart I miss India, but the same heart loves and adores Poland :) I would like to note some of my lovely experiences here.So below is a small list of my positive experiences here. Our landlady is such a friendly and helpful person. In our initial days if at all we had any official work. She would come to our office to pick us, then used to take us at Goverment office, finish official work and at the end used to drop us at home. When we visited a beautiful park nearby.. A lady who was running came to us and said "Namaste" by folding her hands.Another lady at cash counter of grocery sto
Well, it's been almost a year since I moved out of India. We moved to Poland a year back to explore new opportunities and most importantly, to travel around Europe. I was always fascinated by Bollywood especially Yash Raj Movies - DDLJ. It was my dream to visit Switzerland. I had never been out of India before and in just last one year we traveled so many countries of Europe- Czech Republic, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, Belgium and Austria. Best part of staying and working in Europe is work life balance which I craved like anything when I was working in India. My job had very erratic hours, few months I even worked at a stretch on all weekends, no offs. Now, I am back to my daily Yoga practice here in one of the beautiful parks next to my home. My inlaws moved with us here and we are enjoying a family life here too like in India. Life seems just perfect, no pollution, no honking, no noise, good roads, clean environment, fresh air etc. But still the Indian in me feels inco