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Miss Nelson:
For example... instead of me giving you a long chemistry lecture, what if I asked you... to make cookies? Every recipe is a chemical formula. You've got the sugar bonding to the gluten in the flour. There's the chocolate and the vanilla mixing together when you add just the right amount of heat. Chemistry.
Cheryl Jenkins:
Hmm.
Miss Nelson:
You know... people can have chemistry, too... like you and George.
Cheryl Jenkins:
Oh, please. What's the chemical formula for oil and water?
Miss Nelson:
You know, when you first moved away... George asked me about you all the time.
Cheryl Jenkins:
Keeping tabs on the competition, I guess.
Miss Nelson:
You know, I really hope the two of you are enjoying working together, because from where I sit, you are very entertaining.
Cheryl Jenkins:
You have always had a sense of humor
For example... instead of me giving you a long chemistry lecture, what if I asked you... to make cookies? Every recipe is a chemical formula. You've got the sugar bonding to the gluten in the flour. There's the chocolate and the vanilla mixing together when you add just the right amount of heat. Chemistry.
Cheryl Jenkins:
Hmm.
Miss Nelson:
You know... people can have chemistry, too... like you and George.
Cheryl Jenkins:
Oh, please. What's the chemical formula for oil and water?
Miss Nelson:
You know, when you first moved away... George asked me about you all the time.
Cheryl Jenkins:
Keeping tabs on the competition, I guess.
Miss Nelson:
You know, I really hope the two of you are enjoying working together, because from where I sit, you are very entertaining.
Cheryl Jenkins:
You have always had a sense of humor
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For example
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instead of me giving you a long chemistry lecture
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what if I asked you
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to make cookies
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Every recipe is a chemical formula
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You've got the sugar
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bonding to the gluten in the flour
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There's the chocolate and the vanilla
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mixing together when you add just the right amount of heat
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Chemistry
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Hmm
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You know
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people can have chemistry too
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like you and George
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Oh please
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What's the chemical formula for oil and water
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You know when you first moved away
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George asked me about you all the time
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Keeping tabs on the competition I guess
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You know
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I really hope the two of you are enjoying working together
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because from where I sit
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you are very entertaining
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You have always had a sense of humor
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Movie Summary
Cheryl's been stuck as administrator the last five years. Visiting her family for Christmas, she magically travels five years back for a week, as she had wished, and gets a fresh start on her career and love life.

