Day 80

Welcome to the mini-story for Day of the Dead. In the mini-story, I will do three things. I will make a statement. For example, I arrived in Guatemala. When you hear a statement, a sentence, you just say, ah, or oh. You need to say that, show that you understand this is not a question. A statement is not a question. So, when you hear a statement, say, ah. For example, I arrive in Guatemala. The second thing I will do is ask a question. You say, November 1st. Did I arrive in Guatemala? Yes, yes, I arrived in Guatemala. Where did I arrive? Guatemala, right? I arrived in Guatemala. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Who arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead? Well, me, AJ. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Did I arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd? No, no, no. I didn't arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st. What day did I arrive in Guatemala? November 1st. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st. Where did I arrive on November 1st? Well, Guatemala, right? I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. I was curious about this holiday, so I went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Was I angry about this holiday? No, no, no. I wasn't angry about this holiday. Was I sad about this holiday? No, no. I wasn't sad about this holiday. I was curious about this holiday. Who was curious about this holiday? I was, AJ. I was curious about this holiday. What was I curious about the holiday? I was curious about the holiday. Which holiday was I curious about? I was curious about the Day of the Dead. Was I curious about the Day of the Dead, Or, was I curious about Christmas? I was curious about the Day of the Dead, of course. I was curious about the Day of the Dead. So, I went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Where did I go? I went to the cemetery. Did I go to the cemetery? Or, did I go to the airport? I went to the cemetery. Who went to the cemetery? Well, me and AJ. I went to the cemetery. Where did I go? To the cemetery. I went to the cemetery. When did I go to the cemetery? November 1st, the Day of the Dead. I went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Why did I go to the cemetery? Well, to see what was happening. I went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Who went to the cemetery to see what was happening? Me, AJ, went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Where was the cemetery? In Guatemala. The cemetery was in Guatemala. What is the Day of the Dead? A holiday. The Day of the Dead is a holiday. When is the Day of the Dead? November 1st. The Day of the Dead was and is November 1st. So, I went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead to see what was happening. What I found was quite interesting. Was it boring? No, no, it wasn't boring. Was it interesting? Yes, it was interesting. The cemetery was interesting. How did I feel about the cemetery? I felt it was interesting. Or, I thought it was interesting. Was it boring or was it interesting? It was interesting. What was interesting? The cemetery. The cemetery was interesting. When was the cemetery interesting? The Day of the Dead. It was interesting on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. The atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Was the atmosphere very sad? No, no, the atmosphere was not sad. The atmosphere was like a party. The atmosphere was very happy. Was the atmosphere sad or happy? The atmosphere was happy. The atmosphere was like a party. What was like a party? The atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Where was the atmosphere like a party? In the cemetery. The atmosphere was like a party in the cemetery. Was the atmosphere like a party at my house? No, not at my house. The atmosphere was like a party in the cemetery. The atmosphere was not like a party in my house. The atmosphere was like a party. There were people everywhere. Families were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Where were the families sitting? Not around the graves. They were sitting around the graves. Who was sitting around the graves? The families. The families were sitting around the graves. Were they sitting around the trees? No, they weren't sitting around the trees. They were sitting around the graves. So, where were they sitting? Sitting around the graves. Families were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Were they sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors? Yes, they were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Were they sitting around the graves of their friends? No, not really. They were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Who was sitting around the graves? That's right. Families were sitting around the graves. Whose graves were they sitting around? Their dead ancestors' graves. They were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Were they sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors? Or the graves of their friends? Ancestors, right? They were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. They cleaned the graves and added fresh flowers. Who cleaned the graves? That's right, the families. What did they add? They added fresh flowers. Did they add food? No, they didn't add food. Did they add money? No, they didn't add money. They added fresh flowers.