Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, you ok, love?
Speaker1: Hi girl! Yeah, not too bad! How are you feeling after the new arrival?
Speaker2: Well, a bit sore from all the stitches! Knackered too!
Speaker1: Course, I've been there with the twins, poor love! How's Desi coping?
Speaker2: Well, he was great for the fortnight of paternity leave, but now he's sliding back to his old ways.
Speaker1: Is he? Tell him, you don't need a 30 year old baby as well!
Speaker2: Hmmm, his mum has been ace, though. Giving me cooking lessons too!
Speaker1: Love Meena, she used to work with me in Marks, you know.
Speaker2: No, didn't know that! He's off down the club tomorrow too.
Speaker1: Tell him you're coming out with me Saturday afternoon. He can have the kids.
Speaker2: I'd love that, I've barely left the house in 3 weeks. 
Speaker1: Make sure you tell him tonight, don't let him weasel out of it.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is housebound while recovering after childbirth. Desi was helpful only while on paternity leave. Desi's mother, Meena, has been helping Speaker2 and teaching her how to cook. Speaker1 wants Speaker2 to go out with her on Saturday afternoon.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is coming back on Thursday.