chill v. to (cause to) become cold but not freeze:
I’ve put the beer in the fridge to chill.
Chill the wine before serving.
chilly or chilli
Category: Vocabulary
dilemma
dilemma 
noun [ C ] US UK /dɪˈlemə/
B2 a difficult choice you have to make between two things you could do: She’s still in a dilemma about whether she should go or not.
The Frog Prince
A lovely princess sat by the pool and played with a sculpture of a bear. Suddenly, she dropped it, and it rolled away. She chased it, but it fell into the water. She began to cry. A large, ugly frog asked, “Why are you crying?” After the princess told him, the frog said, “I can get the sculpture. What will you give me
in exchange for the favour?”
May 29,1953
Today is the most important day of my life. I finally climbed Mt. Everest, the tallest mountain in the world.
Continue reading May 29,1953A Nudge in the Right Direction
Freedom, independence, choice-these are all good things, right? Some might even argue that these are basic human rights and that having laws that dictate behaviour clashes with our right to choose for ourselves. 2 But is there such a thing as too much choice? Yes, some say. Being free and independent requires us to make choices, and sometimes those choices can be difficult.
Senior Citizen
the polite expression for an old person:
Discounts are available for senior citizens.
an older person, usually over the age of 60 or 65, esp. one who is no longer employed:
Senior citizens get a discount.
Star Trek Technology
One of the most successful science fiction programs of all time is Star Trek. The original television series was first broadcast from 1966 to 1969. This sparked the “Trekkie” phenomenon, with a total of six television series and eleven movies as of 2009. A large part of Star Trek’s ongoing popularity with science fiction fans is the futuristic gadgets found in the various episodes. Although transporters, time-travel machines, and the like are not currently feasible, other equipment seems viable and may be developed during our lifetimes. Consider the advanced hologram technology on the ships’ “holodecks,” which allowed characters to create simulated realities. Scientists are working to develop similar technology today and Tele-immersion is one such application. Teleimmersion will create a simulated virtual room that allows people to come together and interact without leaving their own physical location. In fact, many of the Star Trek technologies that seemed dubious or impossible only a few decades ago now are available for use in the real world.
The Deer and His Image
A deer told himself every day, “I am the most handsome deer in the forest. My large chest is a symbol of my power. And my beautiful horns impress other animals.”
The Dragon
An evil dragon lived in a castle in the remote southern mountains.
One day the monster landed in a town. The dragon commanded the people, “Give me food now, or I will eat you!” The dragon lifted its wings so that its lungs could be completely filled with hot steam, and breathed it upon the people. A man turned into a stone statue!
The Teenage Brain
Think back to when you were entering high school. Did you have trouble getting up in the morning? Did your teachers think you were moody? Did your parents think you had turned into an alien? These changes in your behaviour were probably because you were a teenager and your brain was playing havoc with your life.