GOING YEAR 3 LIAO LA!!!
Haiz...how can I forget that I already had my last paper which equates to the official last day of my second year? Must be too much thinking about NCC la...haha...I didn't even imagine that I would be this 'busy' doing NCC stuff. But I enjoy doing them. :)
Trainfire today was a pleasant experience. Teachers were co-operative. Especially the one from RV. He up la. He understands our postition and yeah, really treat us like CLTs. One of the few teachers I wouldn't mind doing things for. He even thank us for teaching his cadets. Anyway, since he so good to us, I teach them swee swee la...not that other cadets I won't do the same way but because his attiude towards us is good, its just human nature that I would want to do the same to him. I salute you sir! :)
Plus, his cadets, both boys and girls didn't give problems. And most of them were taught quite well as compared to other schools. The only downside of them is their bearing(some of them) and their marching. But I'm optimistic that they will improve on that. With such a TO with high standards, I think its only a matter of time before they become one of the tops.
Even the teacher in charge of Bukit Batok was okay today. Heard that he wasn't that nice last time. Still can joke with us about some pronunciation of english words. LOL.
Talking about teacher-clt relationship, the last time I remember having a good rapport with them was during my first climb to Mt Ophir as a clt. Maybe there were others after that but not that signicficant la...haha.
Anyway, I think I need to brush up on my trainfire prior to Spec Course. A bit of loopholes here and there during testing just now. Anyway, don't worry la Sgt Eric...I will be kilat once Spec course comes. Hehes. :D
Hahaz...this is more like an entry of NCC than my school stuff. Anyway, back to school, preparation for Cambodia trip will start on the 5th. Will be busy from that day onwards. Hopefully Ben will join us la...he so unpredicatable one. Problem la...
Ok la...before I go, 1 more wish. Hope that they find that Mat Selamat soon. With him on the loose, its quite scary.
Adios. Yankee coy! Zulu coy! Roll out!
Trainfire today was a pleasant experience. Teachers were co-operative. Especially the one from RV. He up la. He understands our postition and yeah, really treat us like CLTs. One of the few teachers I wouldn't mind doing things for. He even thank us for teaching his cadets. Anyway, since he so good to us, I teach them swee swee la...not that other cadets I won't do the same way but because his attiude towards us is good, its just human nature that I would want to do the same to him. I salute you sir! :)
Plus, his cadets, both boys and girls didn't give problems. And most of them were taught quite well as compared to other schools. The only downside of them is their bearing(some of them) and their marching. But I'm optimistic that they will improve on that. With such a TO with high standards, I think its only a matter of time before they become one of the tops.
Even the teacher in charge of Bukit Batok was okay today. Heard that he wasn't that nice last time. Still can joke with us about some pronunciation of english words. LOL.
Talking about teacher-clt relationship, the last time I remember having a good rapport with them was during my first climb to Mt Ophir as a clt. Maybe there were others after that but not that signicficant la...haha.
Anyway, I think I need to brush up on my trainfire prior to Spec Course. A bit of loopholes here and there during testing just now. Anyway, don't worry la Sgt Eric...I will be kilat once Spec course comes. Hehes. :D
Hahaz...this is more like an entry of NCC than my school stuff. Anyway, back to school, preparation for Cambodia trip will start on the 5th. Will be busy from that day onwards. Hopefully Ben will join us la...he so unpredicatable one. Problem la...
Ok la...before I go, 1 more wish. Hope that they find that Mat Selamat soon. With him on the loose, its quite scary.
Adios. Yankee coy! Zulu coy! Roll out!