Reader Feedback:Slovak Christmas customs spread in America

I am a second-generation U.S. citizen and so proud of my Slovak heritage on four sides of my grandparents - and never more so than on Christmas Eve as I keep alive the traditions passed down from my parents - almost exactly as described in your article. I even send oblátky (waffles) to all my brothers all over America to remind them to do the same. Those are the happiest moments of my Christmas. All the best.

Larry Frenock

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