While watching The Sound of Music this weekend, at one point Jerry leaned over to me during the “How do you solve a problem like Maria?” and noted that the name “Rebekah” fits perfectly in the place of Maria.
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Probably about 10 years ago now, when Marc and I were still in university, we spent an evening throwing out random “how do you solve a problem like ____”s. My personal favourite was “how do you solve a problem like eczema?” (Of course, I still pronounce it ecZEEma, unlike the commercials…) Good times. (And we didn’t do that the WHOLE evening, just at random points throughout the night, lest you think we were complete losers.)