Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello my dear Speaker1, I have to apologize for not contacting you earlier. It's such a mess around me, I can hardly think! Moving house, Marian's lab and that stuff...
Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, I thought you might be all too busy to spare us a while. No worries! How are the things?
Speaker2: Chaotic really! Marian spends nearly the whole day at the college too. So I'my left alone with all the preparations. All that work!
Speaker1: Poor you! When are you moving house then?
Speaker2: Probably in mid July. Depends on the workers there. And on Marian!
Speaker1: D'you mean the house has not been finished?!
Speaker2: They say it has but I had a closer look at the pics they'd sent and was horrified. Marian had a "video conference" with them and sent them working again.
Speaker1: It's tricky when you don't keep an eye on them. You know, supervising.
Speaker2: That's the point! Marian should've been there weeks ago but he says his lab is more important now than our house. I feel so wretched!
Speaker1: Oh don't! Even if the house is not perfect on your moving in, you can always do improvements later.
Speaker2: That's what Marian says. And I know it's sensible. I know...
Speaker1: So stop worrying!
Speaker2: Yeah... I just have to calm down a bit. Relax for a couple of hours.
Speaker1: Why don't we go to that spa near Dartport? Just for one afternoon?
Speaker2: Oh Speaker2! You know? Let me think about it.
Speaker1: Just let me know when and I'll arrange the rest.
Speaker2: You are an angel!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Marian should move in July, but Marian doesn't supervise the workers as he is busy with work. Speaker1 suggests going to spa to get Speaker2 some rest.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are worried that May suffers from depression. Speaker1 will call her friend who is a psychologist and ask for advice. 