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| Cherry Blossoms at the 강릉 chapel |
Discover
떡
Squeeze and Squidge
Bland in itself but Spicy Dish
Stop the Problem
How?
Don't get the medium
The proof is Droopy
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So, Easter Party
™
was really good. I think my definition of a successful party has
changed a lot as I've slowly moved to smaller and smaller church units,
though. I think we had about 10 people there? 12? It made the Easter egg
hunt really fun though, because all the adults participated too. We did
that, an egg spoon race, and a special musical number ft. arrangements
by Sister Cho. Then we switched into birthday party mode for our young
woman. We got her ramen she likes and a sick Disney Princess notebook.
It was a good time. We even had three investigators there, which was gr90^^
(I think we have pics)
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| I think it was snowing at this point? It wasn't a lot, but it did pile up on the mountain outside our house a little |
On Tuesday
I don't think there was much. English class? We did get a random call
from someone asking about why we don't have crosses on our church. Also
if we celebrate Easter, and what our traditions were. It was nice to
have someone be curious.
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| The weather was just darn nice |
Wednesday
we went to Gangneung. It was the prettiest bus ride of my life since my
transfer in the fall. Spring is so pretty, dangit. And Taebaek is so
cold that we haven't had any yet, but the lower elevation has cherry blossoms up a storm. It's so pretty. No pics though. So you'll have to
come here now or next year.
Oh yeah, the
meeting. It was good. President Sonksen spoiled conference, and my
training went well. I hope they understand I wasn't telling them
necessarily to study Korean Sign Language, but more to find fun language study things for them. Also I talked about spiritual gifts, and why we
receive them. #D&C 46:9
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| Getting ready to watch the broadcast from Salt Lake City (on delay) |
Then time went on untillllllllllllllllllllllllll
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Conference! It was insane. We went on exchanges with Sister Fryer,
which was weird. Also it snowed that day. But it was sunny at the same
time? I dunno. We had super spicy
떡볶이, but it was delicious. But wow, it
was spicy.
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| Snack break |
Also we made tortillas up a storm
because apparently all you need is flour and water? I should have known
this years ago. But it's chill. The members liked our tacos. Also the
other conference snacks we made and/or bought. Sister Kim really liked
the bag of chiplike things we found. The bag was the size of a small
child. We barely dented it, even after eating it for two days straight.
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| Also the kids played with Sister Fryer's hair at lunch |
Also we had a little miracle
on Sunday.
The morning session had just started when one of our investigators
walked intp the church. We had told him about conference at the Easter party, but he didn't really seem like he would come. But there he was,
in the flesh. He said Sister Lee had invited him, so he came. He even
paid attention and everything. Or so I hear. He was in the Korean room.
But
yeah, that's a vague view of the week. I hope you all had a good time
with whatever you did. I don't know what it was, but I'm sure it was
nice. Good job.
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| OK, this is hilarious. Ask your nearest Korean why. Or me. (It's
because 노잼 [No-Jaem] is slang for no fun. But in English it sounds like
No Jam. So yeah. Good Stuff.) We saw it on the wall when we were
tracting. |
Best Wishes,
Elder Newton
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| Pic of me from a bit ago, that explains my personality |
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