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Sarah: |
Do
you want to take a class with me at the community college?
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Kevin: |
Maybe. What are they offering? |
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Sarah: |
Well, here's the course catalog. Take a look. |
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Kevin: |
Hmm. They've got a lot of language classes –
Chinese, German, Japanese. Would you rather learn an Asian
language or a European one? |
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Sarah: |
Um, actually, I think I'd rather take an art
class. They have one on landscape photography and another on
making videos. |
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Kevin: |
That sounds OK. But I think I'd prefer
studying video to learning about photography. |
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Sarah: |
Oh, wait. It says here that you need to
provide your own video equipment. |
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Kevin: |
Oh, I'd rather not spend a lot of money.
Let's see what else they're offering. |
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Sarah: |
[pages of catalog flipping] Hmm. Hey,
this sounds kind of interesting: the art of bonsai. |
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Kevin: |
What's bonsai? |
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Sarah: |
You know, those miniature trees they grow in
little tubs. It says here that they have a course on how to grow
them, and on how to develop a business selling bonsais.
Apparently, you can sell them for up to $500 apiece. |
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Kevin: |
Really? Wow! That does sound good. We could
learn how to grow them and then maybe set up a little business. |
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Sarah: |
Yeah. We could do it out at my dad's place.
He has lots of room to grow things in his garden. |
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Kevin: |
Is the course expensive? Do you have to buy
any special equipment? |
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Sarah: |
It says no special equipment is required
except plant containers and some young trees. |
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Kevin: |
Let's check it out, then. |
