In pursuit of the holiday. Podurian M.

“Old age, in essence, is no different from childhood: everyone around you is better than you, what you can and what is impossible, and everything is prohibited. It’s only in childhood that there is one long and endless holiday ahead, and in old age you are permanently imagining what is ahead there... and you decide to arrange this holiday yourself. What do children dream of? About Disneyland? Great! We go to Disneyland. This is what the couple John and Ella argue. Behind the beautiful liveliness together is sixty years long. And now they are already in eighty, and the all -terrible remained in the past. Or not? And why not get into the car to slide where you look, away from illnesses, caring adults, annoying doctors, and just old age. The last grand adaptation in life, the last expedition in search of a holiday. In the concentrations, this is their life, their road, and only they decide where to turn off. This novel is so similar to life: joyful, sad, touching, tragic, mysterious - to life that cannot be missed. "