Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Dear Speaker1! How are you doing?
Speaker2: The afternoon with the Collins was very pleasant, nice folks, but we missed you.
Speaker2: But I appreciate your consideration for Peter.
Speaker1: My dear Jenny! It turns out that my decision not to come, though I wanted so much to see you again and Peter and the Collins, was right. Yesterday it all developed into a full bore cold. Sh.....
Speaker1: All symptoms like in a text book.
Speaker1: Luckily it's contagious only on the first 2, 3 days, so when we meet next week it should be alright.
Speaker1: Thanks for asking! Somehow for all of us Peter comes first now.
Speaker2: That's too bad. Poor you...
Speaker2: I'll be driving to FR, do you want me to bring you sth? It's on my way.
Speaker1: Thank you dear! I was at the pharmacy yesterday and had done my shopping the day before.
Speaker1: You'd better still stay away from me in case I'm still contagious
Speaker2: Right. So I'll only leave a basket on your terrace. Are you in bed?
Speaker1: Goodness me - not! Actually working at the desk. A long overdue commission.
Speaker2: OK I won't disturb you.
Speaker1: What basket??
Speaker2: If you can work it can't be that bad.
Speaker2: Maria brought plenty of cookies and I still had my linzertorte, so we're glutted with cakes and you surely have none.
Speaker1: But you gave me two bags of almond snaps! 
Speaker1: I'm so happy I've lost some weight in Mexico.
Speaker2: They keep forever! Why don't you share them with William? All men love linzertorte.
Speaker1: True enough. Gustav did!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 missed the meeting with Speaker2, Peter and the Colins because of a cold. She's working from home though. Speaker2 will drop her a basket with pastries.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3, Speaker1 and Ella have been to La Perle. Speaker3 ate cheesecake and got an allergic reaction. They are getting out of ER. 