We went back to in-person Sunday service at GRC this morning, and oh boy was it so so good! I really enjoyed seeing my church family and worshipping with them! When we got home, I took a two hour nap to recuperate from all of the excitement. 

After worshiping at home in sweats and hoodies for many many months, it’s nice to see everyone dressed up to go to church!
He has risen!

Thank you Chung family for sending us those beautiful cookies! They went perfectly well with my red velvet waffles for breakfast. Happy Valentine’s!

Since getting the puppy was a big gift to our family this year, we decided we are not really doing gifts this Christmas. However, Shane still wanted to buy presents for everyone and surprised Chloe, Andrew and his grandparents! I took him shopping a couple days ago while doing few errands and he picked out a 14k gold Amethyst earring for Chloe since she just got her ears pierced and a box of flavored syrup for coffee for his big coffee drinker dad, a hairdryer for his grandma and a thermo mug for grandpa. I was so proud of him, I told him I want to get him something for Christmas too and he said, he doesn’t want anything. That he has everything he needs and he likes giving more than receiving. He. Has. The. Heart. Of. GOLD.

My parents gifts to Andrew

and I got him this dude. 

And here’s the sweetest present for us all!

After the Christmas service, we watched a Christmas movie…with Miles wedged between me and Chloe.

It’s been a whirlwind last few days… My dad was admitted to an ER at around mid-night on Saturday for infection in gallbladder and he ended up having a cholecystectomy surgery on Monday night. The surgeon said he would’ve gone to ICU if he waited longer because the infection spread to his blood, which is very dangerous. I’m just so thankful we made it on time… My dad thought it was just indigestion and he thought he would wait it out but BIG THANK YOU to my friend Julie, who persistently kept telling me to take him to an ER., which saved his life.  
The hospital was so busy with covid patients, not only I was not allowed to stay with him, it was very stressful getting any updates on status and there seemed to be some miscommunications between the surgeon, nurses, and his assigned primary doctor, and a lot of waiting periods not knowing what was really going on. But in the end, it all worked out and we are just so thankful to God that he is okay.

So… I’m just getting around to mailing out the Christmas cards tonight and I need all hands on deck!

Look who got braces, a brand new guitar to take him to the next level in his music career and passed Taekwando test all in one week!