Talk:Polish Christmas traditions
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Perhaps this should be moved to Poland/Customs? --Jzcool
- Perhaps. But What do we do with The Boxing day ? Move to the Great Britain/Customs and other countries subpages ?
I think it should be moved to Christmas around the world page. Poland and Romania look like they're the only two countries with their own Christmas page. Also, the sentence "and they wish one another breaking with everyone a wafer." They wish one another what? I'd guess 'Merry Christmas" or something, but anyone know? Laura Scudder 23:50, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC)
- Health, luck, every succes, warm and happines, smart kids etc. What did you wish in the Christmas? Anal rape?
