Hello!
We went to the temple this morning. It's about a hour and a half on the subway. We left about 8:00 and hit some rush-hour people traffic. A man in a nice uniform put his hand on my back and pushed me hard into one of the subways, but maybe not enough--the umbrella in my bag got caught in the door and he said something in his walkie-talkie to get the conductor to open it again.
It was a good week. A longer one. I get to help plan our schedule now--yay!--but there's a little more stress involved. We've had lots of people cancel and people who don't want to meet anymore (they say very politely: we've been so busy lately, and tonight we have plans...we'll call you when we have time again). Tuesday we ended up walking around a lot trying to visit members, but they had all moved or weren't home. We did have one appointment that night, and Sister Bang showed me new Korean food (she was sad when she found out I had eaten so much kim bap--"but there are so many good Korean foods!"). That evening it was a soup with huge backbones with meat on them. It comes out boiling (they head the bowl strait over a gas burner) and you pick off the meat and eat it with rice and kim chee. Yum.
Lots of love!!
--Carrie
We went to the temple this morning. It's about a hour and a half on the subway. We left about 8:00 and hit some rush-hour people traffic. A man in a nice uniform put his hand on my back and pushed me hard into one of the subways, but maybe not enough--the umbrella in my bag got caught in the door and he said something in his walkie-talkie to get the conductor to open it again.
It was a good week. A longer one. I get to help plan our schedule now--yay!--but there's a little more stress involved. We've had lots of people cancel and people who don't want to meet anymore (they say very politely: we've been so busy lately, and tonight we have plans...we'll call you when we have time again). Tuesday we ended up walking around a lot trying to visit members, but they had all moved or weren't home. We did have one appointment that night, and Sister Bang showed me new Korean food (she was sad when she found out I had eaten so much kim bap--"but there are so many good Korean foods!"). That evening it was a soup with huge backbones with meat on them. It comes out boiling (they head the bowl strait over a gas burner) and you pick off the meat and eat it with rice and kim chee. Yum.
Lots of love!!
--Carrie
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