More of Bear and Papa's Visit!

On Thursday we traveled to Suseong to finish the Daegu Zone quarterly interviews.  The Dustin’s, the military couple, took Bear and Papa to the market while Dad interviewed and I visited with the missionaries.  That made it so much easier on me as on Tuesday I did not get to visit with the missionaries.  Instead, I took Bear and Papa to some sites in Gyeongju while Dad interviewed.  Afterward we drove to the pottery village, while eating our packed lunch in the car.  Then Dad dropped us off at the bus station while he traveled further from Gyeongju to Hogye, for more interviews before attending the stake presidents meeting, then coming home late at night.  Dad must be exhausted!  Back to Thursday, we went together to the subway to get chicken and then dessert (this fluffy shaved ice type of stuff that was actually good, kind of just melted in our mouths); one fruity and one chocolate.  There was a door in the middle of the walkway of the underground subway station.  Elder Dustin said it led to Narnia!

We ate dinner at a Korean barbecue place - lettuce meat wrap place. Notice Papa’s use of chopsticks and a fork together. The last picture was dessert, Korean style pop binsu which is a fluffy frozen shaved ice something.  But this time it was the traditional kind with red bean mashed up stuff (slightly sweetened).

Wednesday our schedule got all changed up with Typhoon Chaba hitting our mission area.  Luckily it was not as bad as it could have been.  Some of our missionaries got dressed in their yellow 5K/10K shirts hoping to help serve people but there just wasn’t the need, even though the media had predicted such bad weather telling everyone to stay indoors.

Friday morning early Papa and I went for a walk to show him how to get to the bank to exchange some of his money along with writing down where other landmarks are (like a bakery and place for Bear to shop, etc).  While Dad and I were busy with our MLCM Bear and Papa went exploring.  I took them exploring even more in the other direction where we stopped for them to take pictures at Geumgang Park in front of the flowers (on the way to the Busan Marine Museum—though they did not go that far).  We tried to go inside the 119 Emergency Building Museum but it was closed by the time we got there.

The missionaries had fun visiting with Bear and Papa when they came with Dad and me to the quarterly interviews.  Sister Kim Suji shared these pictures.

Sister Kim Sujeong enjoyed visiting with Bear and Papa, too. Bear and Papa came in, sat down with the missionaries, and looked like they were ready to teach English class or something with them each busy working with different groups of missionaries.