Read the given summary of events, and write a longer story which covers everything described in the summary. The story you write should be longer than the summary you read, but should not repeat itself. The story should be made up of sentences which form a cohesive and logical sequence of events, and should be long enough to fill two or more paragraphs. Do not omit any details which were given by the summary. Make the story such that the summary is an accurate characterization of the paragraphs you write. Adding extra details in your story which are not mentioned in the summary is okay as long as they don't contradict anything in the summary.

Ex Input:
I spend my 40th birthday at a lakehouse in Kentucky. MY two best friends from college were there, along with their families. Throughout the course of the weekend, our children became much closer.

Ex Output:
It was a fantastic stay. We ate s'mores by the fire and hung out by the dock during the day. It was so wonderful to catch up with my old friends. Just being carefree and we felt like we were in our 20s again just for the weekend. We all thought it would be incredible if our children would later in life go on to the same college and carry on this cycle. On our last night there, we decided to bury a time capsule to dig up in 10 years. Our children also placed items in the capsule and they made their own pact to stay in touch. Even before we left, they were trading email addresses, phone numbers, and friending each other on facebook. It was all surreal. I wouldn't change a thing. On our way home back to reality Sunday evening, my husband commented on how much he enjoyed meeting everyone's families. He taught the kids how to fish and bait hooks with worms. I was so happy we did this. I couldn't imagine a better setting for my 40th birthday. It is something I hope we do every year.


Ex Input:
the emotional transition for mothers and the excitement for the milestone transition from toddler to grade schooler

Ex Output:
Monday my daughter started “Big Girl School”!!! She has official entered Kindergarten! Being in school isn’t new to her though. She has been in Pre-K for a year so she is use to getting up, putting on a uniform and even being around the big kids. She was very excited to start Kindergarten. i however am not ready for her to be so ready. She went to bed early at 7PM and the lights went off! I woke her up to our traditional “Wake Up Song”. I’ve been singer her this song since she was a baby, this stirs up the emotions knowing she is now a "big kid" Sometimes she sings along…sometimes she pulls the covers over her head. . I also got up early to cook breakfast. Our daily breakfast consists of egg whites, turkey bacon and fruit. Every once in a while I will let her eat her favorite cereal but we keep it healthy! She only ate a little bit. I recon she was nervous. So we grabbed her sparkly book bag, lunch box that looks like a purse and her huge shopping bag of school supplies and headed to school. I am very blessed that her school is only 5 minutes from our home. We got there in no time and I walked her inside. The teachers had the kids sectioned off in the cafeteria by grade. I went to give her a kiss before she sat down and she covered her face!!! Later she told me that other kids would make fun of her. BUT ITS THE FIRST DAY OF KINDERGARTEN!!! Looks like my baby girl is already grown!!!


Ex Input:
I met a woman I knew in high school on social media and we got together. We will be together for a long time and I find it a blessing.

Ex Output:

I am mostly a private person so it goes without saying I'm lonely sometimes. Although, I am self-reliant and self-sufficient. Also I don't put much thought to the future. Well, I recently met up with a woman I went to high school with. I'm 37, so it was quite a while ago when we knew each other. We met up and started talking again through Facebook. We soon decided to get together in person and see what happens. We hit it off immediately and decided to start dating exclusively. I can't imagine not having her around now and she changes my life for the better in every way! I have re-enrolled in college and am striving to better myself across all aspects. She makes me want to be a better man and settle down and maybe even start a family. This is a huge step for me. Time will tell. Our future is ahead of us! There really is no substitute for love.


