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I used to spend my free time gaming, but last year I took up climbing. Now I go to the climbing wall three times a week.

→ What does the writer do now?

Since both my parents work long hours, my grandparents picked me up from school every day when I was little. We're still very close.

→ What does the text say about the writer's grandparents?

Our weekends are usually lazy: we lie in, have a big brunch and go for a long walk with the dog.

→ What does the family do at weekends?

As an only child, I never had to share my toys, but I often felt lonely. That's probably why I made friends so easily at school.

→ What does the writer suggest?

For my parents' 25th anniversary, my brother and I secretly got in touch with all their old friends and organised a surprise party. Mum burst into tears when she walked in.

→ How did Mum react?

Although we all lead busy lives, we have one rule: Sunday dinner together, no phones allowed. It's the one time of the week when we really catch up with each other.

→ What is the purpose of the Sunday dinner?

I wanted a quiet birthday, but my friends turned up at my door with a cake and balloons. I have to admit I enjoyed it in the end.

→ What happened on the writer's birthday?

When my parents split up, I felt as if my world was falling apart. Looking back, I can see that they're both happier now, and I have a good relationship with each of them.

→ How does the writer feel now?

My brother used to spend up to ten hours a day online. When he started failing his exams, he finally admitted he had a problem and agreed to cut down.

→ What made the brother change?

More and more families are moving back in with grandparents. Rising rents are one reason, but many also say that grandparents help with childcare, while the younger generation looks after the older one.

→ What is one benefit mentioned?