Cinder blocks and a few visits to the hospital ( not related, don't worry)

HEY!

Email wasn't working earlier today so we just carried on with our P-Day but now it works for the last five minutes so I'll send a microscopic email:

-We had nothing to do one day but then a member asked for our help and we lugged 100 cinder blocks and a couple bags of sand and cement for some construction he was doing at his house. My body still feels it. It took a while but we have a good relationship with him now, he helped us visit a less active afterwards, it was fun, and he fed us meat after it was all over. A good miracle for an empty schedule day.

-We got contact from America through our Bishop, who got an email from a member in America asking us to help his sister and her husband at a hospital in our area. The husband fell off an escalator during a tour and cracked his skull open (ouch). His condition isn't too great. Also the wife doesn't know any Korean so she's a little freaked out. But we've gone over to help and translate a couple of things and help where we can. We also were able to give them priesthood blessings. She's a great lady. They're both nonmembers but boy they appreciate the missionaries now haha We're continuing to visit and help and we hope to share about a church little by little. They'll be stuck in Korea for three weeks~

-WE TAUGHT A FAMILY. And it went well. We're going to get another appointment. Also they're related to an Area Seventy (Pres. Choi) so the pressure is on. My Mission President called me beforehand and told me to do good. No pressure right? More updates later on them...

NO TIME! PICS NEXT WEEK! CALLING FAMILY IS FUN! BYE~

-Elder Metcalf