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Means of Communication (short Story)

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Means of communication Social media has become very common these days. And it is too late for any news to happen that everyone here receives news through mobile phone, internet. So let's talk about how newsies spread when social media was not common. Yes our childhood. These are the days when mother used to wrap bread with butter and sugar on top of bread in the morning and we used to eat it with fondness like shawarma. At that time television was invented and had come to the villages but it was not common and on the day when the program of Tariq Aziz (the late) was to be aired, all the people would complete their work in the afternoon and go to the house whose There was a blessing like home television. The house of the gentleman who had television would be like a fair. In the evenings, the girls of the house would clean the yard and put the television in the middle of the yard and put the manjis (beds) right in front of it and also spread the mats for the children to sit on. In th...
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  "Travel" The old house was very lovely. The morning scene in the courtyard. The search for something new by mixing colors is also a glimpse of happiness in the reprimand they give the mother's hand food and time admonition. In the street. As soon as the friends come, they all meet and talk a lot. In the fights, in the fights, in the threats, in the threats, in the threats, in the fights, in the fights, in the fights. Back home in the evening, siblings fighting over small things, wanting to be at the forefront of TV. Hide anything from the sister's bazaar separately for the brother. Playing with that brother and never saying goodbye to the game even though you know Rudi in the game. That night watch and father's voice; Going to them in fear and telling the hall of the day while pressing the feet, running to your bed as soon as you hear the sound of snoring, settling hearts in the windows of love. Growing devotion to collecting colors and traveling outside the cit...
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