Soon after we moved into our second apartment, Ushin Villa, we hosted a housewarming party. We invited everyone we knew; people from our ward, the missionaries, co-workers, and our adult students.
The first people to arrive were our ward members, the missionaries, and a couple of our Korean co-workers. I had made a lot of Korean food. They were all enjoying it and visiting.
Then after about an hour the doorbell rang. Everybody stood up, said thank you and goodbye, and left while the next wave of people came in--our adult students and other co-workers (the other foreign teachers).
It was the oddest thing to us, but nobody else seemed to think it was odd. Our apartment was small, but I figured we could all fit. I guess nobody wanted to get that close!
didn't want to get close, which is odd, since in lines at E-Mart if you weren't hugging the person in front of you, you weren't considered in line?
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