Problem: One of my favorite Zen stories is about two monks returning to their monastery . On the way , they came to a wide river that was swollen , because of heavy rains . As they started across , the senior monk noticed a young girl a little ways up . He instantly understood that she would not be able to cross safely , because of the swift current and physical distance .

What type of religious faith or spirituality is the narrator espousing ?
OPTIONS:
- They are discussing Christianity .
- They are discussing Buddhism .
- None of the above choices .
- They are discussing the way of Christ .

A: They are discussing Buddhism .

Problem: Probably not enough to make up for the charge to change the flight , but eh . I managed to have one last meal in Japan at a sushi place . Specifically , in addition to miso soup and orange juice , I had a piece of toro and a piece of avocado roll . I ' m a sucker for unintended symbolism like that .

Why did the narrator opt for Sushi ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator was looking for protein .
- The narrator only ate fish .
- The narrator wanted to remember Japan .
- The narrator only ate carbs .

A: The narrator wanted to remember Japan .

Problem: The name can set high expectations at times and if you 're not a good cook , you do n't want to be attracting too much attention . There was more from where these came from but I guess I 'll spare you the lengthy read . Anyways , now that I ' ve wrapped up a terrific summer ( Alhamdulillah ) , I ' m trying my best to avoid nostalgia and look forward to the next destination lined up for me . My next adventure will take me across the Atlantic to the land of royalty and football .

What may be the reason they are avoiding nostalgia ?
OPTIONS:
- They want to avoid thinking about places they ca nt afford .
- They do nt like thing about great memories from the past .
- They do nt want to go somewhere they do nt know too well .
- They want to go somewhere new and let go of the past .

A:
They want to go somewhere new and let go of the past .