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"Sam: Leila! Wow, it’s been ages. How have you been?
Leila: Sam! I kn
ow, it feels like forever. I’ve been good, just really busy with work. I’va actually accepted a new position in the marketing department and it’s been quite the learning curve. Definitely challenging but I’m loving it. How about you?
Sam: Same here. Work has been intense, but I’ve managed to find time for some hobbies. For a while I did nothing but work and I felt myself going down the slippery slope towards burnout. I had to take a break and rethink my priorities. So now I take time for myself and the things I care about. I actually started learning the guitar.
Leila: No way! That’s amazing. How’s it going?
Sam: Slowly, but I can play a few songs now. What about you—still painting?
Leila: Yes, actually. I joined a local art group, and we meet every weekend. It’s been so refreshing. I have even made a few friends there and even though we have very different lives we have the love of painting in common.
Sam: That sounds great. And how’s your family?
Leila: They’re doing well, thanks. My sister just had a baby, so I’m an aunt now!
Sam: Congratulations! That’s wonderful news. How’s the little one?
Leila: She’s adorable—tiny, but already so full of personality. I am going to go visit them tonight actually. I miss her so much even though I saw her just three days ago. What about your family?
Sam: Everyone’s good. My parents are enjoying retirement, traveling a lot. And my brother moved back to the city, so we see each other more often now.
Leila: That’s nice. It must feel good to have him nearby again.
Sam: Definitely. And what about our old group of friends? Have you kept in touch with anyone?
Leila: A bit. I still talk to Maya sometimes—she just started her own business. And I ran into Tom a few weeks ago; he’s teaching now!
Sam: Wow, Tom as a teacher—I can actually picture that. We should try to get everyone together sometime.
Leila: Absolutely. It would be so fun to catch up properly, like the old days.
Sam: Let’s make it happen."