The challenge of digital disconnection.
-What-and fixisti to the guaje?
-By?
-He is more restless than Don Quixote in a wind farm.
-Déjalu.
-Probín. If you hunt a hunting dog...
-On the beach there is no mobile phone. And punctu.
-Look, he doesn't know where he's going to crash.
-What other ways to pass the time, Loli.
-Get bored, Lolo.
-Better. Boredom enhances imagination.
-But…
-None but no apple tree, Loli. There is no mobile on the beach. It's over.
-And you?
-I'm waiting for him from the workshop to call me. If not…
-Don't be cynical!
-By?
-The guaje already saw you upload semeyes to Instagram.
-And? He has to unscreen, Loli. And punctu.
-I don't see him in good condition.
-By?
-He is so hooked on the screens that when the power goes on at home he starts looking for a charger.
-So make castles in mind of scrolling.
-Ai, try it! I feel terrible!
-By?
-I don't know, subjecting the kid to a digital disconnection...
-Ye an afternoon at the beach! Three hours, just!
-Ye a lot for him, too much, Lolín. Bonu, and for you.
-What for me?
-That is also too much for you.
-I use my cell phone for important things, don't compare me.
-Oh God! I'm afraid something will happen.
-By?
-Put away the cell phone, just like that, suddenly. The digital age was born. And…
-You are more attached to your cell phone than you are to your dog.
-Probin, feel sorry for me.
-What do you mean, you don't have any friends?
-Yes, but everyone is playing online.
-Where, ho?
-On line, Lolo, on line. And the little boy gets bored.
-Let him dream, qu'imaxine, what do I know...
-He has a strange face, as if he were listening to a game of chess on the radio.
-Maybe creating What did he do with the book?
-Nin looked at him. He already saved it.
-And the cubu and the palette?
-Throw them at my head.
-Boo. What a ballot!
-Let him be bored, Loli, let him learn.
