"Throw a stone at life, and life will throw a rock back at you.
Throw a smile at life, and life will return with a laughter."

It's been a long time since I have really stayed up in front of my computer and complete this blog. Things have been going pretty ok with me except for the fact that it's pretty rush, often rushing here and there to make sure we meet timings.

Even on weekends, all I wanted to do is just to kong out on my bed and ignore the rest of the world out there... It's a sickening feeling... I must say...

Let my just summarised what happened and some thoughts for the month....

Firstly, I've landed up in ALPHA wing in OCS. One of the most gurang wing in OCS, famous for it's xiongness.... Facial expression will change when they hear "APLHA wing". Hmmm, seriously it's not's as bad as it seems. I mean it could have been worst for the matter of fact. Yes, timing are given. It's not longer measured in hours, but in minutes and even up to seconds. That's probably one of the few things I hated about timing.

Leadership Field Camp (LFC). As many have heard it seems to take the most xiong field camp as compared to other field camps like section field camp and stuff... Well, I've managed to get thru the field camp and survived. I guess the worst of all is "Charlie Mike". For those of you who don't know, it's "Continued Mission". What mission? We had a 4 km FAST MARCH after 3 days of field camp where everyone is all shaged out and dying. I'm pretty glad to say... I MADE IT... But it's only just began.... There's more to come...

Now, as TRI-Service term (TST) ended, friends parts and moved on to other wing, mainly AIR and MIDS to do their service for air force and navy. I hope this also mean to the end of "Regimentation and Discipline" lifestyle for me... Yes, Service Term will be as xiong and regimental, but as compared, I guess things are looking better... Still don't look too much on the bright side coz it's ALPHA WING....

Things are moving as much as I could see, we are now learning weapons, section movements and stuff... It's more of tactical and military contexts, something I would appreciates more as compared to regimentation as discipline.

All in all, during these 5 weeks, I've learn pretty much things. I've become more reserved when it comes to giving suggestions, coz I know eventually if everybody wants to be the Indian Chief, where are the Indian Man?

so far... 5 weeks gone.... 37 more weeks to go... the no. isn't really looking great...

And of course, I've gotten my green beret.... Now my SINGAPURA CREST has got a ugly white backing but it's ok... At least I know I look decent with a beret and a jockey cap.... Hee...

Well, more updates as I move deeper into other trainings and I will then have more to tell...