We went to FHE last week at a member's home. They have ten kids, which is unheard of in Korea. I loved it so much! We sang Love is Spoken here in Korean, and the spirit was so amazing. I felt right at home. They have three kids out on missions right now. And one who just had to come home for health reasons but should hopefully get back out. He was serving in the Salt Lake City South mission. So if that is our mission you Salt Lakers need to find him and feed him if he gets back out.
Also, no worries I am teaching my native companion how to speak gangster :) hahaha Aka just Whit talk. The APs are really hoping I teach her how to talk gangster because according to them I am her only hope of learning it. :)
Also, last night the office couple had us over for dinner and they cooked us a good American meal! Pasta and garlic bread full of carbs and cheese. I was the happiest girl around! I literally ate until I could not move! I felt so sick!! Also, I can see why Koreans are so skinny. Their food is so much lighter!
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You get lost in Korea with a Korean, and she looks at you and asks where you are.
You spell participate wrong in English class...
You spell participate wrong in English class...
Your English student starts talking about a "sex book." Bless his heart. I just hope he doesn't understand what he was saying....
You make a comment about being glad you don't have to eat the food you are serving at service and that ends up being your lunch.... :S
Your companion reads a text about President Monson's wife passing away and yells to you that President Monson had died because she read it wrong, so you run out from the shower with only your towel on.
You are horrible with chopsticks so every member and restaurant brings you a fork. I have refused to use one yet though. Survival of the fittest man!
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