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Discussing Summer Plans
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Discussing Summer Plans

In this section, the speaker is asked about their expectations for the summer. They express a fondness for winter activities, such as attending football matches, and enjoy regular exercise by visiting nearby parks and woods. Overall, the speaker describes their lifestyle as stable and fulfilling.

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Okay, so I'll just ask you a question and then you respond. I'll mute myself and then we're going to, because we're going to edit me out. We're heading into summer, what are you looking forward to and what you're not looking forward to? The preamble to this stuff is that we're in spring at the moment, moving into summer, everything changes with how we live, you know, activity levels, amount of night time for sleep, The food changes, all these sort of changes. So the first questions, question number one, we're heading into spring, what are you looking forward to, what are you not looking forward to, and why? You mean we're heading into summer, not spring? Not a lot really, I prefer winter to summer, if I'm honest, because I can then indulge my big passion which is going to football matches. So, obviously, there aren't too many during the summer, but so, yeah, I mean, obviously, I enjoy going out for getting my exercise. I'm quite fortunate. I live five minutes from a park and ten minutes from a small wood, so I can get out and about when I feel the urge and when I feel it necessary to do that, which obviously rises a bit in the summer more than in the winter because of the weather. Just follow on a tiny bit with that, are there any sort of specific challenges to do with summer that you might you might identify? No, not really. No, I have a pretty sort of stable, some would say very boring, boring life since I've retired, which has been helped by all the little things I get involved with helping people with their AAA trials and I won't say tribulations because that's not quite right is it so that that sort of keeps me busy really more than it well it doesn't keep me busy but it gives me an interest in things to do apart from that I can just I can do pretty much what I want

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