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PHONE TALK

by rosa villacorta
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put landline mobile phone smartphone off cut ringtone voicemail through dial ring

As a child , growing up in the 1950s , my family didn't own a telephone , and if we wanted to make a call , we had to use the public phone box in our village . This was not uncommon back then . In fact , I knew very few people who actually had one in their home .
When I was 12 years old , my parents finally decided that it was time to get a phone . Of course , it was a 1 , connected to the wall by a large wire , and it had a very large receiver that you had to hold to your ear . Phones were very different back then , and if you wanted to 2 someone , you had to put your finger into a circle with 10 holes in it and 3 the number yourself . Having a phone at home made life easier for the whole family , as it meant we were able to talk to relatives who lived far away . However , things were still very basic , and to make a call overseas , you had to be 4 by an operator . The sound was not always clear , and you often got 5 in the middle of a call .
When I was 50 years old , I bought my first 6 . Having a portable phone made my life easier because suddenly people could contact me anywhere . Ten years later , my son convinced me to get a 7 , and though I didn't feel the need for a phone with the functions of a computer , I soon started to appreciate all the amazing things it could do .
I now have my favourite song as my 8 , which makes me smile every time somebody calls me , and I am able to listen to messages on 9 whenever I miss a call .
Like many people nowadays , I'm probably too dependent on my phone . I check my messages at least 20 times a day , and panic if I go anywhere remote where there is no 10 signal . In fact , I've become so accustomed to carrying it around that I'm not sure I could live without it .

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