| ¿ï¾Ü§êºt¸}¦â |
|
|
|
| (T: Tracy and S: Sherry are talking on campus.) |
| T: |
Oh, how nice! There're only two weeks left in this semester. |
| S: |
Do you have any plans for the vacation?. |
| T: |
In fact, I've got too many plans and I can't make up my mind. |
| S: |
Well, maybe I can help. What are your plans? |
| T: |
OK, listen. Plan A-I go back to the States and spend some time with my parents, and also visit my old friends. I miss them a lot. Plan B - Travel around nearby countries like Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, Malaysia.... |
| S: |
Wait, wait, and wait! My dear Tracy, how much money do you plan to spend on your Big Adventure? Be realistic! We don't make that much money ourselves. |
| T: |
You're right. My parents will send me the money, if I beg. But I'm really too old now to ask them for any money, except in an emergency. |
| S: |
Then, what's your Plan C? |
| T: |
Well! My Plan C is top-secret. I can't tell you now. |
| S: |
OK. You don't have to tell me your top-secret. But maybe you can spend some time with me in my hometown, Hualien, which is near Taroko Gorge. |
| T: |
You're so kind. Actually, visiting you in Hualien is part of my Plan C. |
| S: |
After your stay in Hualien, we can visit Catherine in Pingtung together. |
| T: |
Then the three of us can visit Alice in Tainan, right? It's very much like my Plan C. But I was thinking of doing it the other way around, Tainan first, Hualien last. |
| S: |
Let's discuss this idea with Catherine and Alice tonight. Wow! It sounds like we're going to have a wonderful vacation. |