On Thursday we had to say goodbye to Elder Truhaft. He has been here in Gunsan since January and was actually transfered this time. We were sad to see him go. He has been such a help to us since we have been here and we are grateful for him. He is such a great missionary and works so hard. I've learned a lot working with him.

These are the lockers in E-mart. I guess if you don't want to bother with your kids throughout your shopping trip you can just lock them up for 100 won and get them on your way out. Pretty convenient, don't you think?

For family home evening with the base members this Wednesday we went up to a great look-out at this mountain. Here is a group shot I got together, so I'm not in the picture, but this is pretty much all the regular attenders to our Ward. We are small, but we have such a great time together. We got to the top just before dark so sadly there are no pictures of beautiful landscape, but Liji and I will go back there later, on a clear day. Our Camera didn't work that well with the lighting, but Zarai's camera worked great. So I will hopefully post more pictures later, when I get the pictures from her. It was a really fun trip.

This is Elder Jeong who is serving in Gunsan. His father decided to be baptized though and he lives in our District so, Elder Jeong got special permission to attend the baptism. We went with him and it was a really great experience. The spirit was so strong. Now their whole family is baptized and they can prepare to go to the Temple. So exciting! We are so happy for Elder Jeong. He is one of the most kind-hearted people I have ever met.

Playing frisbee with some kids at the park.

Really old gravemarkings

These next pictures are from last Friday when Liji and I went back to the swimming hole we found and brought the proper attire this time.

Video playing frisbee and the other is of the cutest girls ever playing rock,

paper, scissors. If we haven't mentioned this yet, it is HUGE in Korea.