Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker2: On Adam's going to Genoa.
Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker1: Super duper! Brilliant photos. Aga seems to have more hidden talents than we thought.
Speaker2: It was Lawrie who took them.
Speaker1: OK. A new credit to Lawrence. Anyway the pics moved my heart. Thanks for sending them. So they are on holidays in Genoa?
Speaker2: Not quite. Lawrie has been sent to some congress or something for a week to Genoa, so Aga packed the kids and a suitcase and went together with him. Lawrie's company even pays for their family room in a hotel.
Speaker1: Wow! I can imagine how much they appreciate Lawrie's work for them.
Speaker2: He's been even given a rise and there's an open offer for taking up some managerial position but he keeps turning them down. He says he is just a coder, not a manago.
Speaker1: But a coder with Gates Cambridge Scholarship!
Speaker2: True enough but he is right in saying that any managerial position but mean giving up his coding genius. He is not very modest, I know.
Speaker1: From what I hear he has every reason not to be. And as long as he is happy with his work, everything's fine, I guess.
Speaker2: So it is. Anyway, now they are all in Genoa. Lawrie delivering speeches, Aga breast-feeding, Adam getting bored to tears. Family life of sorts!
Speaker1: And not a bad one, I'd say.
Speaker2: I'm grateful for it. I'll get you new pics when she send some.
Speaker1: Ta!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is showing Speaker1 photos of Aga's trip to Genoa. Lawrence is there for a conference and Aga came along with the kids. Lawrence has been offered a job as a manager but prefers to stay a coder. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 believes her boyfriend's mother dislikes her. He is a nerd who lives and has always lived with his mother and grandmother.