I wasn't really looking forward to today last night.
We had game night and stayed up way too late.
I had received a call earlier reminding me that I had signed up to help clean the church.
It wasn't the idea of cleaning that bothered me, it was the idea of being to the church by 8:00.
Have I every mentioned that I am not a morning person?
At any rate I had to pry myself out of bed at 7:00 and Isabelle out of bed at 7:50.
We got the job of cleaning all of the blackboards in the building.
It's probably the easiest job.
Once we were there working I quickly became thankful for the opportunity.
Isabelle said "We are cleaning Jesus' house. That means we are giving him service, huh?"
It 's a good lesson for kids to learn to be respectful of our church building, but it was an even better lesson for me to learn not to be so selfish with the time that Heavenly Father has graciously given to me.
After cleaning Isabelle and I had to rush off to our Korean class.
Today's class was pretty fun all things considered. I understood a good portion of what we were talking about and I think I only got laughed at twice! That is a huge improvement!
Once we got home mom was kind enough to watch the kids so that Soung Sik and I could go out on a date. I remember when dates with Soung Sik were actually dates and not just glorified errand runs.
I guess that is what happens when you get older. But even the glorified errand runs have been few and far between for us. We are making an effort to get back into a dating schedule.
Today we ran to some banks and then Soung Sik bought a gun.
I honestly have no idea how many guns we own now. Some people would say "wow, you people are gun crazy" while others might say "your gun stash is pathetic".
After we got the gun thing taken care of we went to Fashion Place mall and walked around.
Again I started thinking about our pre-kid phase of life.
I remember walking around the mall and actually buying something.
It's much funner that way.
There also seemed to be a lot of strange people there. I felt like such an old foggie.
I don't know when I became an old foggie, but we decided to celebrate this transition by going to dinner at 4:00. We didn't split a meal - I mean we aren't super old foggie's yet. Dinner was great and my company was even better. Date night is definitely going to have to become a permanent fixture in our marriage again!
