Write a conversation between two long-time friends who run into one another five years after they initially drifted apart.
���Georgia, is that you?���
 
 ���Neha? My god, it has been ages! How are you.���
 
 ���I���m doing well, I just got back from Aspen. It was such a delight to be able to enjoy that, Roger���s parents were watching Jon, so it was nice to have some time to myself and catch up with some close friends. How are you?���
 
 ���I���m good, it���s been a really fun winter, our family from Canada was visiting and we did all the Holiday things, Gingerbread houses, Christmas tree decorating, cookies the whole shebang! Roger���s family is really into Christmas too, right Neha? Did you guys celebrate in Aspen?���
 
 ���Actually, Roger and I separated recently��� Neha bites her lip as though to stop herself from crying. ���Jon spent Christmas with Roger and his family this year. I went to Aspen with my parents and sister.���
 
 Georgia looks aghast. ���I���m so sorry, I thought if anyone would���ve made it, it would have been the two of you. Why didn���t you call?���
 
 Neha looks up and thinks carefully about how to word it so she doesn���t come across as cross, although she is, she is very cross indeed. ���You and I haven���t talked in ages, you weren���t exactly at the top of my list, you know? And the whole split happened while I was swamped at work, actually, you know, work was why we split up, and it���s just not been my way to reach out and reconnect.��� Neha finishes and pauses.
 
 Georgia looks hurt, but she understands. ���That���s fair, I haven���t done a good job of keeping up. What do you mean you split up because of work?���
 
 ���I took a job, in a city he hated, and he didn���t want to uproot his life, and I didn���t want to miss out on this. I���m hopeful I���ll move back in a few years and things will go back to normal, but it���s a gamble.���
 
 Georgia nods ���Neha, I have to catch the next train, but please call, let���s get a glass of wine soon and really talk. And it���s his fault for hating New York.���
 
 Neha smiles. She has a good feeling about this.