I received knowledge from my grandmother through stories and work. I learnt how to sew, knit, gather herbs, and work in the field. Today, young people rarely ask about that. My younger grandson was interested and asked about our Hungarian origins. He wanted to see his great-grandfather’s grave in Hungary. Others are not interested. When I do needlework, some still come and ask me to give them a bag, a necklace, or an Easter wreath. I am glad because I feel that at least something remains. My advice is for young people to preserve nature and tradition. They must not throw away but should use what nature gives. Everything we had once was created from what we picked and made ourselves. That is knowledge that should not disappear.