This week’s practice passage:

“I’ve been thinking about our plans for next month, and I’m sure that’ll be the perfect time to take a short trip together. The weather should be mild, and it’ll give us a chance to relax before things get busy again. We still need to decide on the details, though. What’ll we do during the day? Where’re we going to stay? And what’re the must-see places everyone keeps talking about?
I know there’re dozens of options, from quiet mountain towns to busy coastal cities. If we plan carefully, we’ll avoid unnecessary stress and actually enjoy the experience. I’m also curious about what’ve we forgotten to consider—transportation, reservations, or even simple things like packing lists. Sometimes the small details matter more than we expect.
Still, I’m confident that once we make a clear plan, everything that’ll feel overwhelming right now will seem manageable. In the end, it’ll be less about the destination and more about spending meaningful time together, wherever we decide to go.”