Before the Kowach family moved to Chuncheon, I had a Sunday school party at my house. Then, I invited two missionary kids, Elisabeth and Eliza for a sleepover. I wanted to do something special with them before they move. We had to ride different buses to go to various places. Even though it was cold outside, they were excited about riding the city bus. First, I decided to take them to get some sticker pictures done. Then, we went shopping.
I cannot compare with a bus ride in America how people let the driver know to stop for their stops. But in Korea, before a stop where one needs to get off, he needs to push a button to let the driver know. Both of the girls had a chance to do that, and it made them really excited. Later, we came back home and had them call their parents. When I heard them talking to their parents, one thing really surprised me. They told their family that the most memorable thing that they did was riding the city bus. Then, I realized that none of their families has ridden the city bus because they have their own vehicle. Definitely, the little thing made them really happy.
In Korea, it is easier to get around without a car. Riding a bus may take a little longer than just driving a car to a place. But it helped me so far. A monitor is sometimes set up so people know which and when buses are coming. : )
Praise the Lord for God's protection!
No matter where I am, He always takes care of me!! : )
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