Good friends, good times.

This morning, I woke up and Skyped with my big sis, Jena, before church. It was wonderful, as usual. :) I jumped on the subway around 11am, and headed to church. The group saved me a seat inside, which was good, since I just barely made it in before worship started! My favorite worship leader, Eddie, was singing this morning, so I was pumped. He always chooses just the right songs, and they're perfect for what I need to hear. Love it. Church was great, and small groups start this week. I've been praying for my small group and small group leader this past week, and I can't wait to officially meet everyone this Tuesday. I hope God has a lot planned for this group!

After church, Johnny, Mi-yeon, Michelle, and I went to Dos Tacos for lunch. After lunch, we went to Kyobo Tower, the bookstore, to bum around. Michelle and Mi-yeon had to buy a few things, so we just looked around. I could seriously get lost in that place...

After that, we made our way to a cafe in Gangnam. We just wanted to relax and chill for a bit before heading home. We had great conversation, and it was so good to be together again! It had been a long time since the four of us had gotten together.

Around 5pm, we all parted ways. Johnny and I hung out for a bit after to talk and catch up. I just love that guy. He's really great, and we always have the best conversations. I'm so blessed to have such great people in my life! I had no idea before I came to Korea what kind of friendships I would be building with people here. God is so good.

When we finished talking, I headed to the subway, and Johnny jumped on a bus. When I got home, Lisa and I met up for dinner. We went to Misoya, a Japanese restaurant near us. We talked for forever about school and life and MY BIRTHDAY PLANS!!! (I turn 24 this Thursday. Wooty!)

Now, I have some progress reports to write for school. They're due tomorrow. I'm starting them at 9:15pm, the night before they're due. Procrastinate much? Story of my life.

This week is short, only four days because of Chuseok, Korean Thanksgiving. I'm going on a 5-day island trip with Lisa. More about that later...I have some progress reports to write!! :)