I just returned from London. I am a vegetarian. I studied English and Education at UMass. I like Philosophy. I don't like green beans. I would like to go to old school rock gig. I have a friend Marie.
I am a vegan. I have brown eyes. I am studying philosophy at UMass. I enjoy Philosophy.  I have 2 years left, are confident I am going to pass. I like concerts. I don't like broccoli. I am going to a concert later in the week.
I'v spoken to Marie and she would love to come to the gig if that's ok? Yeah sure, I'll pick up a ticket for her & she can pay me back on the day. Did she want to come for food with us first as well? Maybe, I'll check. She's not a vegetarian, but we go out together a lot so it shouldn't be a problem.  Did you have a place in mind? No thoughts yet, there are lots of places close to the gig so there will be plenty of choice! How were your afternoon lectures? Perfect, that sounds great!  Lectures were fine. Nothing amazing or new this time.  We are kind of wrapping up the semester so there's a lot of review from previous classes.  It's kind of the calm before the storm of cramming for finals Yeah, same with us, I hate finals, I'm so bad at revising! Once they are all done we should go on a weekend away somewhere to celebrate! Yeah, that would be cool. Maybe we can head out west and visit some National Parks.  I love to get outside and enjoy nature.  Do you do any backpacking or camping? It's not something I've really done much, but I'd be up for giving it a go! You'll have to give me some help buying the gear though, I'd have no idea where to even begin! I've got some stuff you could borrow that would be good for a first trip.  I haven't been to Grand Teton yet, and I have been looking for a good excuse to do a little backpacking there.  Maybe we could do that. I will ask a couple of my other friends to see if they would be interested.  It's great to go with a group.  Oh amazing, thank you so much, I wouldn't have much spare money to buy a lot of stuff anyway so that will help massively! Grand Teton sounds great, I've never been there either. It's funny, I know a lot of philosophical types that love the outdoors. It seems to be a great place to open you mind and let your thoughts runs.  I've had some of my most enlightening moments sitting around a campfire under the stars.  I think you'll love it. Yeah that's true, it might open up a whole new experience for me, maybe it will be something I do a lot more of in the future!