Insane but right decision

QET was a total screw up even with all the planning and drafting before writing down the final essay. Anyway, everybody's face look stunned when they took the first look at the test paper. First time in a long while feeling so crap handing in a crap piece of essay. The world is quite small yeah, got to know a fellow guy from another platoon who will be in the same course as me. classmates next time maybe?

Alright, so i missed out the talk about reservist because of QET. Listening to my section guys updating me on what i have missed out which kind of dwell on me that when you first enlist, you thought it will be 2 years of service, nearing to ORD... there is another FREAKING 10 years of army life ahead. Oh shit!

Damn! Even with all the effort to keep the bunk a bacterial free environment there still live a little bugger know that will creep around munching on human food. Already caught that mouse peeking into the bunk from the door but in the end got chased after by me. Now, that mouse stole my last pack of oreo cookies which is nicely placed in a mug. Argh! what's next? my cup noodles? I should feed him with Tom yam flavour. muahahahahah!

The most outrageous and insane decision in my NSF life. I made the request to participate in NDP instead of being tasked to do guard duty. The latter would meant longer weekends when there isn't any duty schedule as compared to late saturday nights, extreme physical workout and a normal 2 rest days.

So yesterday was down at Marina Square since around 8am and then set up barricades along a pre-assigned perimeter and then left to wander around. Carl's Jr breakfast simply pack a punch of energy with a simple bacon and egg barito, hash brown dipped in maple syrup. Then I was introduce to shop that sells model aircraft, blah blah blah. Looked at the army figurines, it is so detailed and real! Aww at the showcase of a fire trench filled with the soldiers taking up their trench position.

Deployed at one of the exit of marina square and kept turning back people because it was blocked off. No short-cut! Gave a bunch of concert goers a good lesson for being late for concerts! haha! Plan ahead next time. and be early! Took about 1 hr+++ to disperse 27,000 ppl. another 1 hour to tear down the barricades (because all of us are super tired and want to get home quick!) reached home at midnight.

Overall, was quite an experience. Get to interact with lots of people, bump into a few familiar faces, endure a few threats from our "own" ppl. Anyway, it was free biceps training. haha! Another show next week..

Auf Wiedersehen!