One Part Hakuna, One Part Matata

One Part Hakuna, One Part Matata (also known as Hakuna Matata) is a short story inspired by The Lion King. It was published by Disney Press on September 27, 2004, as part of 365 Bedtime Stories.
==Publisher's summary==
"Join Nemo on his first day of school; stay up late on New Year's Eve with Lilo and Stitch; go on a monstrously fun vacation with Sulley and Mike-and have 362 more exciting adventures! From January 1st to December 31st, there's a one-page bedtime story for each and every day of the year. Beloved characters from more than 40 Disney animated films are represented in this oversized jacketed collection."
==Synopsis==
Pumbaa asks Nala why she is sad, and she explains that she is simply serious. To this, Pumbaa suggests that she embrace "Hakuna Matata". This confuses Nala, so Pumbaa and his friend, Timon, explain that it is a philosophy of no responsibilities or worries. Nala replies that it seems like a motto for laziness, to which Timon and Pumbaa are insulted.
Just then, Simba approaches and praises Hakuna Matata. He explains that it helps him get through hard times. Nala admits that she had not thought about it that way. The four then leave to go to the mud hole and eat grubs.
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==Gallery==
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==References==
Category:The Lion King short stories
Category:Short stories
Category:Real world