write a letter to your cousin informing him about summer vacation
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My dear Lata,
It was a pleasure to read your long account of how you spent the summer vacation. You attended classes galore and learnt knitting, embroidery, typing and shorthand. So you’re on the way to becoming a housewife who, at a pinch, could add to the family income by working as a steno!
As for me; I did nothing during the vacation. I neither learnt any new skill nor read anything except the daily newspaper. I used to sleep a lot, walk along the beach, play indoor games with my brothers, chat with my friends and dream and meditate for hours on end. I derived endless pleasure from those long walks along the sea-shore. There is something eternally fresh and enchanting about the sea, with the waves tirelessly breaking upon the shore. And then there were those ravishing day-dreams I indulged in for hours together. As regards the content of those sweet daydreams, well, I’m not going to confide it to anybody.
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All this is conventionally regarded as ‘nothing.’ I, for one, am not ashamed of having done nothing in this sense during the holidays. Doing nothing has brought me a lot of rest, relaxation, and spiritual solace. I’ve stored enough energy and freshness to meet the challenge of the arduous work which is in store for us when the school reopens. In my opinion, one must learn the art of doing nothing. What else are holidays meant for?
Like all good things in the world, the holidays will soon come to an end. But, having enjoyed them to my heart’s content, I don’t regret their departure.
Yours affectionately,
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EWS - 260,
Raptinagar Phase-IV,
Behind Sports College,
Gorakhpur-273013,
23rd October, 2021.
Dear Shivam,
Thank you very much for your letter. This summer was a memorable one. In June, I went to a school camp. It was very interesting. There we were getting ready for the upcoming exams, went to the pool, a library, an exhibition hall, visited the archive, which stores old letters, newspapers, magazines, books on the Great Patriotic War.
July was the most memorable month. I spent it in Krasnodar with relatives. The weather was wonderful. All day long we swam in the Black Sea, sunbathed, examined the local attractions, visited the museum, cinema and a huge gift shop. The sea was so good I did not want to leave it.
August I spent at home. I finally managed to read the book by Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s "Favorites". I also began to learn Spanish. This language is very beautiful. In the evening, I was walked with friends, together we are having fun.
Tell us more about your visit to Crete. What was the most unforgettable? What did you eat in the local restaurants?
I look forward to your next letter.
Yours affectionately,
Shivu