Marta Kuricová

Today is Monday, carija-juchacha, the last day. This is how I changed the text of the Slovak classic to give the beginning the end. Today we’re going to the last three awards to close the remaining three lines we’ve been tracking since May. We’re aiming for a long hunt.

Mrs. Marta Kuric is waiting for us with a coffee and plum cake. We announced ourselves in advance because it is not easy to reach her at home. The pensioner is involved in the Club of Christian Seniors and regularly goes on hiking trips to nearby and far away. Tomorrow they head to Súľovské skaly, the day after tomorrow to Luhačovice.

On Thursday, I’m enrolled in church, reading my first reading there, and on Friday, there’s adoration again, and I’m going there too, and Mrs. Marta will add.

In addition to the activities in the Christian congregation and the church, you and your husband will see how they help the needy. Along with other friends, they distribute soup, homemade cakes, or otherwise help to alleviate their difficult life situation.

When I see their eyes glowing, I feel like… love… I can’t name it, I just feel like I’m doing something good, and she added.

When we are interested in the profession, we learn that she worked in telecommunications. We will mention that we have already appreciated one of the gentlemen in telecommunications. Turns out it was her husband. That’s when the last name matches. We appreciated our husband at the church brigade, so the address was not noticeable. He and his husband are fifty-two years old.

We met at a school in Bratislava-Krasňany. I was sixteen, he was seventeen, and since then we’ve been together, and Mrs. Marta has mentioned.

Along with all the hobbies with their husband, they like to go on mushrooms, but this year they don’t really want them. They also care about beautifying the surroundings of the apartment building. Beautiful branches of flowers at the entrance and the footpath and the rock near the house are also the work of their hands. As the classic says: “For them the sun does not rise in vain.”