Ľudovít Volf

"When the currency came, they took our trucks and used them at Jednota in Námestovo. At that time, Jednota was founded and we had four trucks that they took from us. And at that time, we had to pay the tax. Mom said, 'And why should we pay the tax? You have cars. ”Then they didn't ask us for anything. But when a car was sold, 80,000 crowns came to my mother once. Uncle wanted to take it, but they didn't give him money in the bank because it was written to my mother. So Mom had to go to the bank, but my uncle took the money from her at the bank door.”

"We went to my grandmother the most. They had a barn, animals, hares, pigeons. I enjoyed it. At the age of six, I used to drive my grandfather's horse. And I know that because my grandfather and I sat on the border once. My grandfather had a pint of rum, he took a liqueur- glass, picked out a collared pork and picked dry meat from it with a knife. And I say to my grandfather, 'Grandpa, but we still have four furrows, and we're sitting here, on the bord. We have to plow. 'And Grandpa said to me,' Ľudko, never look at how much we have to do, you always enjoy what we have already done. 'He added,' We are sitting here today because you and the brood-mare have six years. "