Eva Gulišová

Courage, courage, life optimism, keen interest in the surroundings, communication and a clear mind. We admired all this with Mrs Eva Guliš, who celebrated the 90th week after our visit. She invited us to her apartment, offered coffee, water, and talked.

In this part of town, Mrs. Evka, a profession nurse, is a legend. After all, many of the families here have cared for relatives, especially helping busy parents to solve the dilemma of giving children. She looked after them, played with them, taught them, cooked them, and devised various tactics to get them to eat properly. She recalled that once she even laid down a grain of rice on white paper on the ground to teach a child to eat. She noticed that the baby liked to play on the ground and it worked. Until now, children remember by name and are keenly interested in their adult destinies. She’s also quite proud of their achievements, like their own mother or grandmother. My husband loved those kids very much, and I, too, remember the women’s pension. Her husband died 12 years ago. I’ve had a good man, I’ve got kids good. Too much. They’re taking care of me for being sick of it, and he’ll say jokes.

Even in his 90 ‘ s, he cooks himself and not only that. The whole family, children, and grandchildren make cake every time it’s their birthday. The last one I’m gonna bake for my granddaughter’s 20th birthday and the end, says Grandma. However, it will not be true first, for Mrs Evka is well – known for her willingness to cook to the neighbors and, since she does not eat very sweet herself, she will give away everything.

He still counts books among his hobbies. There’s nowhere to put them. She doesn’t choose in genres, she reads what comes under her hand. Now the most common factographic books from the war period that she remembers herself. He remembers they had to move out of Dubnica, where there was a weapons factory. They settled in Trenčianske Teplice because her mother had two sisters there.

The next week, the whole family will meet to celebrate Grandma’s 90th birthday. Her grandson made her an invitation. Mrs. Eva grabs a touch cell phone and leaves the gallery as a teenager to show us grandchildren the creation. He doesn’t even need glasses.