MORE THAN JUST BREAD

Things are not very dear to us now... Getting attached to things... is provoking some pain of then parting with them.

We were not able to bring our old house from another country here, but we were able to reproduce our favorite meal, our bread. We think that the way we can make things is more important than owning these things. So making this bread is a tradition of our family. It's more than just bread. You can recreate whatever you want, whatever you lost, and own it again.

This is a treasure that has come a long time ago from the past, that we do not know. And it's a treasure that we are trying to preserve and pass on. And it's much more important than just some objects. And what if I say that bread is indeed extremely ancient and was possibly invented by some higher civilization and in fact, gifted to the remnants of civilization that remained after the Great Flood.

It turns out that the genome of bread was deciphered quite recently. It's five times more complex than the human genome, with three independent lines of chromosomes. Modern civilization still cannot modify existing wheat varieties to make them more resilient.