Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: What are you doing over Speaker2tmas
Speaker1: Not sure - will probably go to my brothers on Speaker2tmas Eve, but apart from that not sure. How about you?
Speaker2: Same - back to my mum's on Speaker2tmas Eve and then back home again on either Boxing Day or the day after.  
Speaker1: I love the fact that Speaker2tmas is a family time.  
Speaker2: Yes me too. But after a few days I always want to run away from them! It makes me feel suffocated at times.
Speaker1: True!  Think it is hard to go back home once you have left. 
Speaker2: Never mind - this is what Speaker2tmas is about isn't it?
Speaker1: Yes always think that Speaker2tmas is family time and then New Year's Eve is for having fun!  
Speaker2: Talking of which I have a couple of passes for DeVinci's on New Year's Eve. It was a free gift for a big order we handled at work. Do you fancy joining me?
Speaker1: Yes love to - I love that place! It has great music and lots of interesting people!
Speaker2: Yes....there are a lot of extroverts there plus the fashion lot.
Speaker1: I know! I love being part of their world. Their clothes are amazing!
Speaker2: Amazing or just mad!  Anyway the ticket's yours! Catch up with you before Speaker2tmas!
Speaker1: Cheers!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will visit her brother on Speaker2tmas Eve. Speaker2 will spend it at his mother's and will come back the day after. They both love Speaker2tmas, but both find it tiresome to spend too much time with their families. Speaker2 invites Speaker1 to the New Year's Eve party at DeVinci's. Speaker1 accepts.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2 to give her some dates for weekends in the Romford area. Lady Louise wants another 2 half days and focus on motorways. Speaker2 has 2/3/9/10/16/17/23. Speaker1 will let Speaker2 know when Lady Louise comes back to her.