one girl's happiness

I just got the following email from Amy, the little sister in the brother-sister team that I teach on Sundays, with regard to the several pounds of American and Korean ribs that I had given her family earlier today in my guise as Saint Meatolas:

First, i want to say thank you!
we have WONDERFUL dinner today (i just had it so full xD)

our family really love ur korean&american style BBQ

it was SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD
seriously it was best BBQs EVER

(your cooking is way better than my dad's) ahahhaah
actually my parents really love it :D
of course me and sam [Amy's brother—ed.] love it too
we ALL LOVE IT

THANK YOU x 100
WE LOVE YOU

(YOU SAVED US FROM THIS GREEN VEGETABLE WORLD)
we only eat vegetables these day D:

anyway
you r a great cook

now i dont even care about the menus lol
im pretty sure that i would LOVE to eat whatever you give us to eat!

thank you again

(forgot to take picture of myself lol)

HAVE A GOOD DAY <3333333333333333333


쌤 ㅠㅠ진짜 감사드려요 진짜 베스트 기프트 에버ㅓㅓㅓ

땡큐 베리 마치 감사해요 ㅠ.ㅠ


진짜 진짜 맛있었어요 제일제일 맛있었어요!


레스토랑 차리셔야해요!!!ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ


좋은하루보내시고 늘 감사합니다 ^0^

Amy's mention of "the menus" refers to our July 28th jjong-party: I've asked the kids to think about what they'd like to eat on that day, since we're going to have both lunch and dinner. Now that Amy has sampled my cooking, she's saying she doesn't care what I serve, since she knows that whatever I choose to make will taste good.

The Korean text, above, is actually mostly English. It says:

Teacher! (tears-of-joy emoticon) Thank you; this is truly the best gift everrrr!

Thank you very much—thank you! (tears)

It was really, really delicious—the most, the MOST delicious!

You should set up a restaurant!!! (hee hee hee)

Have a good day, and thanks always! ("Ohhh!" emoticon)

My job is done.


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