KEEPING THE TRADITION

The turn of the year is always a big event for everyone. Some associate it with some kind of religious ritual, others rather cultural customs or simply their bond with nature.

In view of our situation, the latter is not without a certain absurdity.

However, maintaining a calendar year with 365 days has proven to be quite positive highlighted, albeit primarily on a psychological level.

Only the elderly know the sun from their own memories.

When O'Brian talks about his last Christmas at his parents' house when he was a child, about getting together the whole family, the Christmas tree, the lights and the great smells and of course the many gifts, then the children literally stick to his lips and can't get enough of his stories.

In a few years, when it is up to the next generation to tell stories from the old world, the stories will certainly slowly change and mix with new ones, other experiences that relate more to our current life.

It would be nice if something from our culture could be preserved through storytelling after we reached our goal.

There will be seasons again, plants and trees, an ocean and stars in the firmament.

The year will have almost 500 days and the day 30 hours. Many new traditions will arise. And in long winter evenings, children will definitely be listening to exciting stories by a warming fire that will inspire their imaginations.