
By Sarah Rauch
Courtesy
make the child understand
If there is a long silence,
the child is hunting for
a friend or his dog, quite forgetful
DISTANCE
don’t shout!
don’t raise your voice.
distort it.
circuit step your voice
slowly
the transmitter with the mouthpiece
your lips.
keep on the tip of your tongue
“Good-
by”
hang up.
read them off.
a timer is a must.
gadget that rings
each three
likes to talk on and
interrupt the up.
You should, of course, always keep a pad and a reliable pen or
pencil beside the telephone. To exclaim, “Wait a minute until I find
something to write on!” doesn’t give a picture of a well-ordered house.
CONSIDERATION
Information is prepared to answer our perplexities,