I am once again renewing the basis of those who made us and wanted to build against our will.
On behalf of the School Council, the following conditions were imposed on those who came to work as a teacher in our villages during the post-war period, in order to maintain their jobs, with the obligation to sign and rigorously comply with this list of orders. Excuse me for the translation being a bit clumsy, because it's mine! It goes like this.
Do not walk for the male company, do not walk in midtown ice cream shops, stay at home between 20:00 in the afternoon and 06:00 in the morning, do not drink beers, wines or whiskis, do not smoke cigarettes, do not use the car with men if it is not his brother or his father, do not dye hair, do not wear loose clothing, at least a couple of subcaramels, do not turn on the ankle.
Teachers were expressly forbidden to smoke cigarettes, but could they burn cigars? For example, montecristo (with this name, also, what damage is it going to cause?)
And the girls didn't have military service... If teachers had to live that in teaching (in education?) On the excuse of gaining experience, think that girls ages 5 to 14 should be overlooked. In addition, some localities, such as Azkoitia, had their residence in the homework shift (including the virgin and saints of Arantzazu, each in their box, well preserved), and had to be integrated into family habits or do something similar, regardless of everyday and habitual language.
Learning the power to educate children and condemned to the lives of nuns, long suits and short tabs? ! You could not know Euskera (at least our people came from Valladolid, from Palencia...) and you only knew the need to live with the children. Somewhere the atmosphere could only come from the heat of the stove!
Better relationship of conditions (if possible) to take with humor. It's true, it doesn't specify who to be at home with. Do not walk in the male company (and I say, take special care of those who wore a skirt or sotana, knowing those we have known). You can't move around midtown ice cream shops... Other times? As far as possible inwards? ! They could drink cider! I'm also kicking... They were expressly forbidden to smoke cigarettes, but could they burn the cigars? For example, the montecristo (with this name, moreover, what harm will it cause? ). Don't go in the car... That didn't have to be put at least in our own! But how many women had the driving licence (not the car) eighty years ago?