Final week of the transfer, gearing up for the next

This week is usually pretty quiet for pictures.  We are focusing on preparing for Saturday evening's transfer calls.  We had the last interviews with the office elders, Assistants and the Office Couple.

This week we also said farewell to a wonderful couple who have served for 18 months.  They are from Korea originally and nearly 40 years ago emigrated to the US and then came back to serve a mission.  We will truly miss them.  Gratefully, we got a last few minutes with them and some fun pictures:

We really had fun with this little video clip!

We had interviews with these good missionaries.

 We had a nice district council and a lunch!

We attended church in a small ward in Ansan Sunday and they invited us to take a picture since one of the elders will be going home tomorrow.

Two of our delightful sisters created a little video clip of their singing.  Apparently, the older brother of one of the sisters taught it to her.  It's called, "Knock, Knock, Courage Come Out!"  It's meant to give them strength and courage when they need it.  We had fun with it!

Finally, Sister Turner and I don't get to sit down much to our own home made dinners.  We are so busy with things, we get home late often or we've had such a late lunch and we're not hungry, so it's easier to just get out a left over or some Ramen and rice.  This night we had some time to cook a nice steak, have some baked potatoes, broccoli, and a salad.    Some times our preparation day is nice just for the meal.

This is a short one.  So much happening this next week!  Love you all!