OUR CHILDHOOD GOLDEN DAYS AND PLAYINGS

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From Today, 15 years ago our childhood. The original writing was done by Anisul Haque, and by deducting some of his own additions, he became nostalgic with his life.
In 1983-1990, I used to read at Karapara SC High School in Bagerhat. At that time, we were talking about what we were doing. Those who grew up in our time, can see if your experience matches me.

1. Walking to the school, I walked to school. There was no bag. The bookstores would go to school with one hand stomach. The entire table was wet in the sweat of the bottom. On the rainy day, I used to eat big bits.

2. We do not buy binding records. I bought the paper on the sieve. I used to make stitches by styling the paper with red-white plump yarn. There was a thick hanker to sew the book.

3. There was no uniform in our school. I used to dress as happy as possible. Sandals / shoes / barefoot went to school.

4. We did not take Tiffin at school, Tiffin would not even have been given. When thirsting, pressing the handle of the tubewell with the chest, pressing the hand with the hand pressed the food filled with stomach.

5. When we got urine in school, we used to sit at the back of the school building.

6. Tooth Majaput with coal / donor

7. There was a thing called VCR. VCRs were made by renting someone in the house and paying Hindi pics.

8. There was no telephone. Television was 2/1.

9. When we came to the house, we would have given small rounds of cookies and chanachur bought from the shop. As soon as Mehman got out, he used to jump over the biscuits and chanachura. For some reason the guest could see again and again, so long as the good boys were not being supplied with repeated requests, they were not so well educated, or hungry.

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1. Little brothers or sisters did not get new books, new clothes, Older siblings had to wear / read old clothes and books.

2. From the Red Cross, milk powder and soy biscuits come to school. We used to get occasional. Powder milk stems were stuck. We used to eat it with lip and we would eat it. Milk was stuck in the talus.

3. When we had torn our slippers, we would bring them to the podium and make them stitched. Sometimes, by filling the rubber with the lamps, or by filling the rubber, they themselves have worked. And again, by repairing sponge sandals by killing two small nails or alpin themselves.

4. There was onion under the pot in our outer room, there was potato.

5. The coconut was not removed. So we had to eat food often called khud paisa, khudar jaw, khud biriyani, baakhudi - various types of golwari.

6. We had to fill ink in the stomach. We had a job to buy the Kalari Dowat. But everyone started studying in the slate-pencil and made ink at the pond at the bottom.

7. Many of our children have oil on the head of the oil. Shampoo was not our childhood. Neighbors used to be jealous of Tibetan soap.

8. In our childhood, we could get a single piece of ice cream / 4 cups / reddish ice cream.

There were not many things, but everything was there.