Mom, T.J. I'm at home. I'm at home from school. Hi, Tori. Welcome home from school. How was your day today?

It was bananas. I have so much homework. And I barely got to eat my lunch today because the lunch line was so long.

By the time I sat down at my table, I only had a few minutes to gobble up my sandwich.

I'm bonkers hungry.

Bonkers hungry?

Okay, well, that might be a good thing because TJ and I were just about to head out to a bakery.

A bakery?

That's right. One of my friends, Bethany,

just opened a new bakery in the neighborhood. And she said she would teach us how to make her famous banana bread. Would you like to come or do you need to stay home and do your homework?

Dad is working from home today. So if you need to stay behind, I'll understand.

Hmm, let me think. What do I need most? I'm so hungry. And I know I'm dying to try Bethany's

banana bread, but I also need to do my homework. But which do I need to do first? And which do I need

more? Sometimes knowing what we need most is hard.

Want help making the decision?

You better believe it.

How do I know what I need most?

You're asking a pretty big question.

What do you need most?

That's a huge, God-size question, I think.

And I'd love to talk to you about that.

But I also think you're

wondering if you should come to the bakery and do your homework afterwards, or if you should stay

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