It was a farewell at the weekend in Adony. Nowadays, the word goodbye brings to mind the cotton candy seller, the carousel, the sale of food and drinks, and of course meetings, when we run into friends and acquaintances during these kinds of events. By the way, part of the farewell is that you go with a child, who always has to buy something, if he wants it, if he doesn’t… But we have to, because other children get it too, and ours can’t be disadvantaged either.
Before I get into the real content of the farewells, I have to note that it was one of the nicest farewells in Adony on Sunday. All the wurstli items were free. The little people could swing around in baskets and bounce for free. The programs were demanding and fun. Donors and even non-donors were happy to visit.
We also ran into István Schrick, even though he is the mayor of Rácalmás, but since he was invited and the grandchildren also wanted to come, he jumped over to the neighboring town. But if we are talking about the props of the farewell, the interested parties could also be enriched with countless extremely demanding farewell boys. Orsolya Papp was there with her beautiful and special jewelry. Orsolya Papp, by the way, is a teacher at the Széchenyi High School, and making jewelry is both a hobby and a passion for her. Turn it off, create value with it.
But he was there with his rosemary products from Réka Kulcs Bándity, who is the owner of the Rosemary workshop and is currently a research-biology university student completing his master’s degree. Who makes rosemary products. He emphasizes that rosemary is undeservedly relegated to the background, since in addition to its many good properties, it is invigorating and has an excellent effect on the immune system and digestion.
Mrs. Tóth Szilvia Tischner is from Adonyi, she used to work as a teacher, but now she deals with artisan jams, spice salts, and syrups. Adony’s products with the fanciful name of the season are already tempting to look at.
It was farewell in Adony.
2024-09-03 11:56:00