On the last day in Charlottetown, I went out for a walk alone after breakfast and packing my suitcase. I took a picture of a monument of interest and the description set by him. I wanted to take a picture of myself with our arms around each other, but there was no one but me and I couldn't ask anyone. The statue was of the first premier of Canada honoring his achievement of "Confederation". The store behind him specialized in items associated with Anne of Green Gables, and I bought several items for souvenirs there.
At Charlottetown airport, my daughter said to me, "There's a cow." What? I was surprised to hear that, but it was a statue of a cow. According to her story, it was also in Whistler in B.C. Is this cow so famous in Canada? It was funny that we had different perspectives in spite of visiting the same place at the same time.
In the passenger cabin of the return flight, my daughter was reading a textbook of her major, medicine, which seemed to arouse considerable interest from the cabin attendant. They were chatting so long that I was afraid whether he could fulfill his job. She was grateful for the practice of English conversation. He was really a nice guy.
(Vocabulary)
description
give a description of sth ＜…＞を説明する
give a description of sb ＜人＞の身体的特徴について説明する
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