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Lena
Are we doing something together on Sunday?
Free Reading exercise · Lesson 22 of 32
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Are we doing something together on Sunday?
Definitely. I found an outdoor climbing park nearby. It has rope courses, zip lines, and a difficult wall.
Climbing? That’s not what I had in mind when I suggested a day out.
Really? I assumed you meant something active. You said you wanted to get outside and do something different.
I did, but I was thinking of something more relaxing, like walking by the lake or having lunch with a view.
I thought you were bored of quiet weekends. The climbing park looked exciting, and the reviews say it’s good for beginners.
I’m not against trying it another time. I’ve had a stressful week, and a crowded adventure park doesn’t sound relaxing.
Fair point. I didn’t realize you wanted a calm day. You never actually said that.
That’s true. I expected you to understand what I meant, but I wasn’t very specific.
So would you rather cancel and stay home?
No, I still want to spend time together. I just don’t want the whole day to feel like a physical challenge.
How about something in between? We could take the easy forest trail near the lake and then have lunch outside.
That sounds closer to what I imagined. We’d still be outside, but it wouldn’t be exhausting.
If the trail is busy, we can rent a small boat instead. That should be quieter than the climbing park.
Perfect. Let’s decide between the trail and the boat when we arrive.
Agreed. Next time, we should describe our expectations before planning the day.
Yes. Apparently, “something outdoors” can mean very different things to different people.
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