Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Dear Speaker2 and Mike, how are you doing? Everything OK?
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1!! Great to hear from you. Ya, we're doing fine. Just sooo busy. Every day sth new, no respite.
Speaker1: That's what's sightseeing holidays are about. Just enjoy it!
Speaker2: We've been enjoying it. It's just that I'm more and more tired. All this walking...
Speaker1: Why don't you take a break and let Andy do the sightseeing alone?
Speaker2: No way. He'd be mortally offended.
Speaker1: But it can't be so bag! I always thought staying in Rome for 2 weeks must be awesome.
Speaker2: It is! The city knocks you over, it's just mind blowing. If only it were not so hot. And those crowds of people everywhere...
Speaker1: I see. So grin and bear it?
Speaker2: I guess so. And how are you two? Thomas still staying with you?
Speaker1: Thxs. We are fine, just the same. Thomas left on Sunday. I already miss him!
Speaker2: He is such a charming boy. And so good-looking!
Speaker1: After his father!
Speaker2: I always thought he's taken his good looks after you, my dear.
Speaker1: Oh I don't know. Anyway he's a good boy.
Speaker2: Sure.
Speaker1: So you'd better go back to your precious hubby now before he gets jealous again.
Speaker2: I'd rather stay in and chat with you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is on vacation with her husband in Rome. They explore a lot of places. Speaker1's son left on Sunday. She misses him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 will go to the museum together. They will go to a bar then. Speaker1 will meet Speaker2's friends for the first time.