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Friday, August 29, 2008
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"No woman is ugly....Cause there's make-up"
As quoted from one of my commanders. How true. Haha. Now a days, with make-ups and plastic surgery, guys dont even know if what they're "getting" is the real deal. But then again, would they care? Would YOU care? Would i care? Hmm....
Anyways, it has been 5 days amounting to a near 168 hours, of living my life without the use of a hand phone. Ok so maybe i've experienced it before, worse even, but that was when i was a recruit/trainee and had to go outfield. It was nothing as you're damn shagged and totally concentrated on the lessons than replying to your messages or calls.
No hand phone for 5 days, bahh humbug! It can be done. But now i'm kinda living in a frusted world trying to get my computer mouse to work. Its ON OFF ON OFF, as there's something wrong with the connection to the CPU. Darn! I've been living off keyboard short cuts to work my way around the computer like for example i use ALT+TAB to open programs and ALT+F4 to close them. At times the mouse will be in a good mood and i could use it for like 2 min before it goes boinks again. Its crazy having to plug in and out the USB port into the CPU just to make it work for a few seconds. Yes, SECONDS. Like 20-30 secs?
@#$%*!! (Translation: Like what the hell?!)
Its approximately 44 more WORKING days to my ORD. Fast, yeah. Zap zup zap zup and my 22 months of national service is about to come to an end. A mixture of feelings i am feeling right now. Happy. Sad. Excited. I dont really know which one is of a greater portion in the pie.
Yes, pictures taken (legally & illegally, haha) during those times as a recruits all the way to now, a commander will serve a fond memories that will last a life time. Did i regret getting into the service? My answer would be NO cause i've learnt a great deal about loyalty to country, leadership, discipline, professionalism, fighting spirit, ethics, care for soldiers and most importantly, the friendships made during my course of 22 months.
With my rifle, and my buddies and me...
I guess, i'll save the rest of my ORD-ing post on the day i ORD - 12th November 2008
Electronically tested,
Bil
As quoted from one of my commanders. How true. Haha. Now a days, with make-ups and plastic surgery, guys dont even know if what they're "getting" is the real deal. But then again, would they care? Would YOU care? Would i care? Hmm....
~~~
Anyways, it has been 5 days amounting to a near 168 hours, of living my life without the use of a hand phone. Ok so maybe i've experienced it before, worse even, but that was when i was a recruit/trainee and had to go outfield. It was nothing as you're damn shagged and totally concentrated on the lessons than replying to your messages or calls.
No hand phone for 5 days, bahh humbug! It can be done. But now i'm kinda living in a frusted world trying to get my computer mouse to work. Its ON OFF ON OFF, as there's something wrong with the connection to the CPU. Darn! I've been living off keyboard short cuts to work my way around the computer like for example i use ALT+TAB to open programs and ALT+F4 to close them. At times the mouse will be in a good mood and i could use it for like 2 min before it goes boinks again. Its crazy having to plug in and out the USB port into the CPU just to make it work for a few seconds. Yes, SECONDS. Like 20-30 secs?
@#$%*!! (Translation: Like what the hell?!)
~~~
Its approximately 44 more WORKING days to my ORD. Fast, yeah. Zap zup zap zup and my 22 months of national service is about to come to an end. A mixture of feelings i am feeling right now. Happy. Sad. Excited. I dont really know which one is of a greater portion in the pie.
Yes, pictures taken (legally & illegally, haha) during those times as a recruits all the way to now, a commander will serve a fond memories that will last a life time. Did i regret getting into the service? My answer would be NO cause i've learnt a great deal about loyalty to country, leadership, discipline, professionalism, fighting spirit, ethics, care for soldiers and most importantly, the friendships made during my course of 22 months.
With my rifle, and my buddies and me...I guess, i'll save the rest of my ORD-ing post on the day i ORD - 12th November 2008
Electronically tested,
Bil