The tour wandered down Broadway, via the Subway, to visit the new H-Mart located at 110th. The store has been there for a while, but this was the first visit. And the first visit to any H-Mart.
Wonderful foods lined the shelves. Some were avoided because of their calorie count. More were not selected because they were unknown. Work is needed in that area.
But there was kimchi! And it was good.
Many of the churches where I preach do not have a coffee hour after the service. They have a meal. A really good meal.
For example, on Sunday 19 August, after the service ended, the saints of Good-Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church retired from the chapel where we worshiped to gather again in the Fellowship Hall.
There, after saying grace, we dined on:
Korean barbecue
Tofu (yes I did – and I liked it!)
and
Kimchi.
And it was good. Very, very good.
See you along the Trail.
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Along the Graybeard Trail