Nostalgic Mr.

Guevara, _______________________________________________

Just the other day, I was talking to this guy (1) _______________________________________.
He had never imagined that his daughter would move so far away from Peru, so he was
obviously quite sad. This gentleman, (2) _______________________________________ was so
happy because his daughter finally sent him an update on how she was doing there. One of the
first things she mentioned was how she loved living in a country (3) _______________________
_____________ and how she was never bored. She also had told him how she had already met a
really good-looking young man (4) _________________________________________________
___________________. This meant that she was probably partying like a rock star, but I kept
that thought to myself so he wouldn’t get worried. Upon telling me this, he seemed a little
concerned about his daughter (5) _____________________________________. Nevertheless,
he wanted to support her in her new life and treat her like a responsible woman, not like an
irresponsible little girl. Our conversation continued for a good two hours about his daughter (6)
___________________________________________. Mr. Guevara started become rather
nostalgic and felt that it was necessary to tell me about his past; me being the nice person that I
am, lent him my ears. He started going on about how he remembered January 27th, 1972, (7)
_________________________________________________________. Mr. Guevara went into a
little too much detail for my liking, but I could see how much he enjoyed reminiscing, so I
offered to buy him a beer to make myself a bit more comfortable. He told me all about the
hospital (8) _______________________________________ and the doctor (9) ______________
_________________________________________________. He went on and on about many
pointless details, (10) ________________________________________, and I think at one
moment, I actually started daydreaming about flying pigs (11) ___________________________
__________________________________________. To make a long story short, I learned a lot
about this Don Guevara’s life and his daughter. I got his email address and he has invited me to
his house this weekend to meet his daughter, (12) _____________________________________
_____________________. Overall, he was a very nice guy, but just liked to talk a lot.

Title: He talked too much.

1) His daughter had recently moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina.
2) His name just so happened to be Don Guevara.
3) There are so many different things to do there.
4) This young man works as a publicist for a really successful liquor company.
5) She doesn’t have good judgment with men.
6) His daughter’s life had drastically changed.
7) On this date, he first held his little girl.
8) His daughter had been born there.
9) The doctor happened to be one of his friends from high school.
10) I can barely remember all of them.
11) The pigs were trying to shoot me with arrows made out of candy and looked very delicious.
12) She is coming back to Peru to visit for a week.
Nostalgic Mr. Guevara, _______________________________________________