A red and white balloon hangs on the front door, and two orange ones are stuck to the kitchen window. The snacks, salad, baguette, beer and vodka are ready on the table. “I feel Dutch and Polish,” says Mirona Joosten-Wisniewska. “In Poland, a party means eating and drinking, almost the same as in the Netherlands.”
Always a reason for a party: Poles and the Dutch watch the European Championship together
