It was in-ter-est-ing. But then at the end of the day, after I had to run an errand to Speaker Pelosi's office, I was stopped by a Capitol policeman as I was trying to get to the Senate Subway. I showed him my badge and he said, "I know. But, we have movement here." Apparently, that means I have to stay where I am until the President of South Korea goes past (with all of his entourage, I might add). It was pretty funny. Especially because President Myungbak reminds me of Elder Li, a missionary that I served with in Adelaide who was from China. Oh, and he never even looked up. So, he doesn't really know who I am--yet.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
The South Korean President
I posted earlier today (as an update of my weekend), but I had to mention something I thought was awesome. This morning I watched Obama and the South Korean President talk Nuclear Proliferation on TV. It looked a little bit like this:
It was in-ter-est-ing. But then at the end of the day, after I had to run an errand to Speaker Pelosi's office, I was stopped by a Capitol policeman as I was trying to get to the Senate Subway. I showed him my badge and he said, "I know. But, we have movement here." Apparently, that means I have to stay where I am until the President of South Korea goes past (with all of his entourage, I might add). It was pretty funny. Especially because President Myungbak reminds me of Elder Li, a missionary that I served with in Adelaide who was from China. Oh, and he never even looked up. So, he doesn't really know who I am--yet.
It was in-ter-est-ing. But then at the end of the day, after I had to run an errand to Speaker Pelosi's office, I was stopped by a Capitol policeman as I was trying to get to the Senate Subway. I showed him my badge and he said, "I know. But, we have movement here." Apparently, that means I have to stay where I am until the President of South Korea goes past (with all of his entourage, I might add). It was pretty funny. Especially because President Myungbak reminds me of Elder Li, a missionary that I served with in Adelaide who was from China. Oh, and he never even looked up. So, he doesn't really know who I am--yet.
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chantal?
you're so "high profile".
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