Bonnie tells a story about receiving news about a terrorist attack in Nice, France, where her daughter and family were vacationing, highlighting the power of staying grounded and present in the face of uncertainty.Level:  High-intermediateAccent: North American (Canada) 5 words and expressions in today's story:TO SCROLL: Scrolling refers to the action of moving the content up or down on a digital screen using your finger or mouse. It's what you do to see more information on websites, social media, or documents. For example: I was scrolling through my social media feed to see pictures from my friends' vacations. She scrolled down the webpage to read the entire article.MAYHEM: Mayhem means a state of chaos, disorder, or extreme confusion. It often describes situations where there is a lot of noise, movement, and unpredictability. For example: After the soccer match, there was mayhem in the stadium as fans celebrated their team's victory. The sudden thunderstorm caused mayhem at the outdoor picnic, with people scrambling for cover.TO REGISTER: To register means to become aware of or notice something. It's when you suddenly understand or realize information. For example: It took a moment for me to register that I had left my keys at home. She didn't immediately register the importance of the message until her friend explained it to her.TO PACE: Pacing refers to the act of walking back and forth, often nervously or restlessly, usually in a small area. It's a way people move when they're feeling anxious or impatient. For example: He couldn't sit still, so he paced around the room while waiting for his turn to speak. She paced back and forth in her office, trying to come up with a solution to the problem.TO MAKE YOUR WAY SOMEWHERE: To make your way somewhere means to travel or move in a specific direction or to a particular destination. It's about journeying from one place to another. For example, They made their way to the top of the mountain, enjoying the scenic hike along the trail. After the concert, they made their way to the nearby café for a late-night snack.Do you want to learn lots more English with this episode? Visit our website for all the learning materials.If you like Into the Story, please share it with one friend who also needs help with their English. Thanks for listening!