The decades of the 1960s, 1970s, and beyond, and at the same time the microcosm of Greek society, as they pass vividly through the memory and writing of Lena and Simos Oflidis. Particularly significant events of everyday life alongside situations that marked the country as a whole, ordinary yet always authentic characters come and go, shining through the pages of the seven stories that make up this book, with humility and suggestive completeness; the Faith of an underground first and then the lady of a tiny apartment, Asimina or Mina, a young woman somewhere in the countryside of Fruits, Thanasaras Baskinas and his leftist friend Vangelis, Maro, a regular visitor to the courtyards of the churches of Thessaloniki, Sotirakis, passionate about electronic games in the underground of the big city. Faces without particular glamour, yet shining thanks to the radiance that every nostalgic heart recognizes as a halo in the appearances of everyday saints.