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sweat-shirt that I wore on the airplane All seemed ruined.During the episode,I nearly drove myself crazy by asking constantly,"How can I makethis better Can I find a different route in the traffic?"But it was just about acceptance;gettinginto the moment accepting what it is,and trusting-trusting this may not be the best momentof the vacation,but there can still be good moments of the vacation.Indeed,I noticed a shift in my mood.At some stage I did drink a margarita.Eventually,Ihad an enjoyable afternoon of surfing in the sun.But when I fondly remember this vacationnow.I more often return to curling up on the hotel couch with my husband,watching"Stranger Things"in sweats;or sittings and-caked on the beach watching our daughterdigging with a local girl.In those small moments,I was simply present.That's what vacationis all about.24.How did the author feel on her way to WalmartA.Relaxed and expectant.B.Upset but hopeful.C.Disappointed and defeatedD.Delighted but concerned.25.What prevented the author from wearing the sundressA.Sharp stomachache.B.Huge waves.C.Cold weather.D.Favored sweat-shirts.26.What can we learn about the author as the vacation went on?A.She preferred to stay in the hotel.B.She sought for better enjoymentsC.She achieved the goals as scheduled.D.She embraced the imperfect moments.27.What is the purpose of the text?A.To share reflections on a trip.C.To promote tourism in Mexico.B.To provide advice on a getaway.D.To inform challenges of a vacation.CUS astronaut Mae Jemison was only a little girl back in the 1960s.But she was oldenough to know there was something strange with the Apollo astronauts as she watched themgo into space on TV:They were all men-no women could be seen."That was the most absurd thing in the world,"Jemison,now an astronaut herself,oncetold The Atantic."I just though,would the aliens actually think this is all there is tohumanity"Fortunately,the past five decades have seen the world becoming a less "absurd"place.From NASA's first astronaut class in 1959,which was all-male,to its 2013 class,in whichhalf of all eight members were women,we can see how things are changing.And on March 29,another history was about to be made when an all-female team-AnneMcClain and Christina Koch was scheduled to make an "all-women spacewalk"since allprevious spacewalks were done with at least one male astronaut.But that plan was eventuallycan celled,due to "spacesuit availability",which means NASA doesn't have two suits that fitwomen.The world is still pretty "absurd"after all.In fact,tests have long proved that women are not at all less competent than men when it