English Conversation: A Walk Down Memory Lane
Sarah: (smiling) I can’t believe it’s been five years since we last met, James!
James: I know! Time flies. But honestly, it feels like we picked up right where we left off.
Sarah: Exactly! You haven’t changed much—still the same old James with that big grin.
James: (laughs) And you’re still the same Sarah, always full of energy! So, what have you been up to?
Sarah: Well, after college, I moved to Seattle for work. I’ve been working in event management—planning conferences, weddings, you name it!
James: That sounds like the perfect job for you. You always loved organizing things. Remember how you planned every class trip in high school?
Sarah: (laughs) Oh, don’t remind me! Those were stressful but fun times. What about you? Where did life take you?
James: I ended up in Chicago. I’m working in finance now—numbers, spreadsheets, the whole deal.
Sarah: Wow, finance! I never pictured you in a suit and tie. You were always the laid-back guy in sneakers and hoodies.
James: (grins) Some things never change—I still wear hoodies whenever I can.
Sarah: Good! That’s the James I remember. But tell me, do you like your job?
James: It’s alright. The pay is good, but sometimes I miss doing something more creative.
Sarah: You were always great at photography. Do you still take pictures?
James: A little, but not as much as I’d like. I should get back into it.
Sarah: You should! You used to capture the best moments—like that picture you took of all of us at the beach senior year.
James: Oh, I still have that! It’s one of my favorite memories. We spent the whole day laughing, playing in the water, and watching the sunset.
Sarah: That was one of the best days ever. Speaking of which, do you keep in touch with anyone from high school?
James: Just a few—David and Emily. We text now and then. What about you?
Sarah: Mostly just Maya. She actually got married last year!
James: No way! That’s amazing. Time really does fly.
Sarah: It sure does. But I’m so glad we finally caught up. We shouldn’t let another five years pass before we meet again.
James: Agreed! How about we make it a tradition—catch up at least once a year?
Sarah: That sounds perfect. And next time, let’s make it over coffee instead of just a random street encounter!
James: Deal. It’s really good to see you again, Sarah.
Sarah: You too, James. Let’s not lose touch this time!
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