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There are simple things that were part of our daily lives and that with the passage of time seems to disappear altogether. But no. Fortunately, humans have memory and can remember. That is why I will immediately turn to recall some of those little details that were part of our daily life:


- Telephoning Granada, Madrid or Malaga, for example, was a nightmare. You had to go to "mobile" in Armilla was located in a box at Royal Street (the building which, incidentally, is still preserved, with its blue ceramic friezes on the balconies) a unique facility with two phones to the public where the telephone after a window and after your request began a complicated ritual of cables, plugs and holes desp ues, standing there, as there were no banks or anything .. wait and wait and wait and wait ... ("The conference is" delay. ")


- Remember the telegrams" .... They consisted of a blue slip of paper with a few terse words strips glued on a white ... When I came home a postman and said the fateful word "telegram" was always heart sank. A telegram that invariably presaged misfortune and / or disasters ( to us might be your saint, birthday or had a child ...) - Another thing that was pretty "juju" were the messages they gave to "the parties" radio. Serious and cautious voice of the speaker or presenter on duty said gravely: "Please Amalia Torres Carvajal, who is traveling in the Cantabrian Coast urgently be put in contact with his family in Cangas de Onis and serious matter." When my restless imagination of children reconstructed complicated and bloody dramas that lay ahead, of the blue, on the unsuspecting traveler.


- After eating at almost every homes began the endless litany of soap operas ... Juana Matilde Vilariño Ginzo or part of the soundtrack of my childhood and their voices were as a background ruidillo mixed with the lentils on the kitchen table to the "deworming" pebble and dirt ... Remember?

- A selection of souvenirs from Megías Teresa Muñoz and "Alco".

Photos: typical village operator of those years and the house of "mobile" on a currently No. 7 on Calle Real.