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20-1 Quality Time ACT I |
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Where's Mom? |
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She went to a school-board meeting. |
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I don't know how she does it. |
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She sure keeps busy. |
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It's important to her. |
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There are lots of places to go, |
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lots of things to do. |
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She can't sit around and do nothing. |
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Philip works late. |
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I guess you're right. |
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I wish I had her energy. |
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Anybody home? |
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We're in here, Dad. |
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Oh. Hi, gang. |
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Hello, Philip. |
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How was your day? |
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My day was just fine. |
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So was my night. |
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It's almost ten o'clock. |
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Mmm. I'm starving. |
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Um ... where's Mom? |
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She went to a school-board meeting. |
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There's a note for you on the refrigerator. |
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Oh? |
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Did you have dinner, Robbie? |
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Yeah. |
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Mike and I had a hamburger at the diner. |
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I came home a little while ago. |
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You've been working late |
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almost every night this week, Dad. |
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Aren't you exhausted? |
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I don't have time to be exhausted. |
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You and Mom haven't had dinner together with us |
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in almost a full week. |
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Yeah, |
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I feel bad |
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about us not having dinner with the family, |
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but our schedules are so different. |
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Either I'm at the hospital doing paperwork, |
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or Mom is at a committee meeting. |
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I frankly don't know what to do about it. |
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I'm worried about you and Mom. |
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You really have been working too hard. |
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Well, |
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I think I've had enough of that sandwich. |
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You didn't finish it. |
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It's not good to eat before going to bed. |
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A cookie can't hurt, though. |
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Well, |
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I'm heading off for bed |
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and a good night's sleep. |
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Well, good night. |
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Good night, Son. |
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Good night, Dad. |
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I'm going to bed. |
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Good night, Philip. |
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Haven't you finished balancing that checkbook? |
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I found another mistake. |
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I'll be off to bed myself in a minute. |
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OK. Good night. |
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I'm really concerned about them, |
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Grandpa. |
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Concerned about whom? |
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About Mom and Dad. |
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They hardly ever see each other. |
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Dad often works late, |
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and Mom has all these committees she's on. |
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What do you propose to do about it? |
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You have that look in your eye. |
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I don't know, |
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but there must be a way |
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of getting them to spend more time together. |
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Quality time. |