This month we have Chusok.
It's a time to give thanks and remember our ancestors.
Mom: Hana! Grandma bought you a gift.
Hana: For me? But it's not my birthday.
Mom: I know. It's for Chusok.
Bada: What about me, Mommy?
Where's my present?
Mom: Here you are.
Hana: Oh, Mommy! It's so pretty!
Mom: It's lovely, Hana!
Mom: You can wear that when we go to Grandma's house at Chusok.
Mom: Hana, can you help me carry this, please?
Hana: But what if it gets on my dress?
Mom: Don't be silly, Hana!
Mom: Here, put this on.
Then your dress won't get dirty.
Hana: It's dirty, Mom!
My dress will get dirty too!
Mom: Hana! Chusok is a day to give thanks.
Mom: It's a day we help each other and show that we love each other.
Mom: Now put this apron on!
Bada: Oops!
Hana: Oh, my dress! My dress!
Look what you did, Bada!
Mom: It's okay. We'll find something else for you to wear.
Grandma: Here comes Hana.
Come sit next to me, dear.
Grandma: Chusok is a special day to give thanks.
Grandma: It doesn't matter how we look or what we eat, [n3@as long as we are together as a family.
Grandma is right.
Sometimes we forget to be thankful.
I learned a valuable lesson.
It's not important what we have but what we give.