HAPPY NEW YEAR!
So, this week! Heh. Most of it was pretty normal stuff. I don't remember if I told you about last Monday, in which we went ice skating and I got a new Korean grammar book :) yay! We met that Gwangan member, and she took us to a buffet. One amusing thing she said was she likes to watch missionaries eat :P haha. She's fun.

Oh yeah! HAPPY NEW YEARS! It's 2015!!! I forgot :P In Korea, they celebrate New Years, but not as much as they do Solar, which is the New Years based off of the lunar calendar, I think... I might be wrong on that. But New Year's isn't their big holiday. But as it is, it's the day that everyone ages 1 year, no matter when your birthday is! So my Korean age is now 22. Hehe. The tradition for Koreans is they will watch the sun rise on January 1st, and eat Dokkguk..... Uh. Rice cake soup? The saying is you age for every bowl of it you eat. If so, I am now 25. Haha. A member had us over, and fed us, it was pretty yummy :) 
On Friday, we had "Mission Leadership Council Meeting," and as sister training leaders we go to it. It took up a lot of the day, but was really good. One thing I particularly liked was something Pres. Barrow's son said, who was on a mission 4 years or so ago. He talked about how if we are assigned to an area, there must be a reason for it, namely a person that you can find/teach/help, etc. I particularly liked that because missionary is such in Korea that it is easy to get a little discouraged, thinking stuff like "no one here will listen", "this area is awful", "no one has had success here in a long time", etc. But the Lord doesn't set us up to fail, there's a reason we are in every area we are in, and so we just have to keep that attitude in mind, rather than doubt. Good stuff. And then we got at SPECIAL treat, because you know that new movie "Meet the Mormons"? It came out in some theaters in America recently. Somehow Pres. Barrow got permission to show a screening copy to the leadership council, so we got to watch a movie! Muahaha! I don't know if you've seen or heard of it, but it was actually reeeeeaaallly awesome. I liked it a lot. If you can, I suggest watching it. 

Something that I noticed about all the people in it was their example of service. Ah. So awesome. Anyways. You'll just have to see it. But one thing that I really liked from the movie was, paraphrasing "I can't be perfect, but I can be perfect in trying". Bam. Haha.
Friday was the good day...... And Saturday was the.... bad day :P It shall forever be remembered. :P Haha. Why was it bad, might you ask? Well. In the morning we have a children's English class, which I don't like too much anyways. After it ended, we were helping clean up and such, and suddenly a 1 year old boy tripped and hit his lip on a table. He bashed up his lip pretty bad, and was bleeding quite badly. So his mom took him and ran to the hospital. We couldn't come because we had other appointments and such to go to, but luckily a member was in the church at the time and went with her. We later heard the boy got stitches. Poor thing. 
That in and of itself would have been enough to upset our day. However :P Right after, we had to travel to Haeundae by subway, and about halfway there, I started to feel weeeeeeeird. Namely, dizzy. I recognized the feeling from that one time I passed out in high school before a symphony concert :P So I was thinking "crap. no. NO. Heavenly Father, please NO!" hahaha. It didn't work well, unfortunately. I was standing facing Sister KimYeonSeob, and informed her that I was "feeling weird." Next thing I knew, she was kind of holding my shoulders as I kind of knelt in front of her. Hahaha. Ooops. So I sat down, and felt better-ish soon. Not too many people noticed, which is fortunate, I guess :P It was really fast. Though Sis KimYeonSeob told me my face was yellow/white, and I felt kind of weird for the rest of the day, though I felt pretty normal after eating and a few hours. 
Hahha. soooooo, that's the exciting things that have been happening here in Korea. Haha. Man. I'm still trying to figure out how that happened. I think it must have been a mixture of it being slightly warm on the subway, having not eaten lunch yet, and maybe shock from the boy's injury. Which is weird though, because I usually don't have problems with blood. Sooooo. whatever. It was okay though. We got through the day just fine, which was probably a miracle :P
Beyond that, on Sunday we had a fireside in Haeundae, and one of our investigators was able to come, which was nice :) She really enjoyed it, and said she felt very warm and happy. It was about the New Years, and specifically about families. It was super good, and fun. The missionaries did a little skit of a "good example" and "bad example" of a family, haha. It was ridiculous :P