Daniel: So Hugo, I heard that you had to go to the hospital, what happened?

Hugo: I fell off a horse.

Daniel: Oh my god, how? What happened? Tell me the story.

Hugo: I went to a farm hotel with my wife, my mother in law, and we went to have a

nice day there, to relax, and at the end of the day we decided to ride a horse. There

were horses that you could rent a ride, and it didn't go very well for me.

Daniel: Was it the first time that you were riding a horse?

Hugo: No, no. It was the second or third time. But the thing was an accident. I was

riding the horse, but we were going very slowly, and my horse was basically walking.

But out of nowhere, a dog came running from the woods on the side, and the horse

got scared, and it did something that I can't explain, and I fell from the horse to the

ground, yes, it was bare ground.

Daniel: But, did you hurt yourself bad?

Hugo: Yes. No, not bad no. Just a little bit. Yeah I just got a big bruise on my leg and on

my back, and I've got a friction burn on my left arm.

Daniel: So it was not so serious but you did hurt yourself, right?

Hugo: Yes I hurt myself and then I had to wait for the rescue to come, because

at the time we didn’t know if it was something serious or not.

Daniel: Okay, okay.

Hugo: So I had to wait for the ambulance.

Daniel: So did you call an ambulance, and?

Hugo: Yes, we called an ambulance, and it broke down on the way, and then I had

to wait for a second ambulance to get to the hospital, and the farm hotel is a little far

from my city, so I was moved to another city, and then I had to come home

afterwards... yeah.

Daniel: Wow, what a journey. Thank god it was nothing serious, right, because it

took so long.

Hugo: Yeah, it's nothing serious, just annoying. Now I need to go to the hospital

every so often to change the wound dressing on my burn, but otherwise I'm fine.

Daniel: Glad you're better now, because that sounds like not a very good

experience to have

Hugo: Actually I think it's okay, it’s something to tell my grandchildren when I'm

old.