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Explores the concepts of worry, other people's opinions, and perfectionism at the expense of enjoying life to the fullest. Loosely based on Luke 10:38-42.
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Quick glimpse:
JILL: Nothing’s wrong, ok?! I just want things to look nice for the Skeltons.
HANK: Honey, we’ve known Bill and Michelle for 3 years. They’re our best friends. They’ve seen our house a heck of a lot worse than this. They don’t care whether or not our grill is clean.
JILL: Well, then, I care, ok?
HANK: But you’re not like this when it’s just us. It doesn’t matter to you then whether I’ve folded up a lawn chair. So it’s got to be for the Skeltons.
JILL: Pardon me for caring what our friends think of us.
HANK: But IT DOESN’T MATTER TO THEM! We go over there all the time and things aren’t always neat and tidy.
JILL: That’s different.
HANK: How?! How is it different? If you’re not uncomfortable when we go over to their place, why would they be uncomfortable here?
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