end of the year
Saturday, December 19, 2009
i've officially one more week before the battalion block leave starts, and i can really, really relax.
looking back at this year, hasn't been a very meaningful one. more bad things than good things happened, the worst being the damn-ed unrecovered ankle that i have even after the surgery. but i guess time is or will be the best medicine for all illnesses; things will be fine after a while.
in the short 4 months in my current platoon after the surgery, i was involved in 4 major projects - live range 1, atec stage 1, LAB audit check, live range 2. in these projects, i was fortunate enough to be able to work with my platoon commander, platoon sergeant, signal warrant and DYS1 respectively. all projects were high intensity and stressful ones, but i have definitely learnt alot from all 4 commanders, and I now better understand how the SAF and the semi-working world (note the word semi) function. There is never a true bad guy, but different ways of functioning as a person and as a group.
my final project, live range 2, will come to a close (i hope) this monday when it is conducted in SAFTI live range. working with DYS1 has been the most comfortable and enjoyable for me....but of course, i wouldn't want to do the range thing over again.
sometimes i wonder, why am i working so hard for a place that is not worth my effort. this is not the first time i'm making such a 'mistake'. why else am i doing this again?
as for my personal life, things are still the same i guess...i hope time will improve everything.
looking back at this year, hasn't been a very meaningful one. more bad things than good things happened, the worst being the damn-ed unrecovered ankle that i have even after the surgery. but i guess time is or will be the best medicine for all illnesses; things will be fine after a while.
in the short 4 months in my current platoon after the surgery, i was involved in 4 major projects - live range 1, atec stage 1, LAB audit check, live range 2. in these projects, i was fortunate enough to be able to work with my platoon commander, platoon sergeant, signal warrant and DYS1 respectively. all projects were high intensity and stressful ones, but i have definitely learnt alot from all 4 commanders, and I now better understand how the SAF and the semi-working world (note the word semi) function. There is never a true bad guy, but different ways of functioning as a person and as a group.
my final project, live range 2, will come to a close (i hope) this monday when it is conducted in SAFTI live range. working with DYS1 has been the most comfortable and enjoyable for me....but of course, i wouldn't want to do the range thing over again.
sometimes i wonder, why am i working so hard for a place that is not worth my effort. this is not the first time i'm making such a 'mistake'. why else am i doing this again?
as for my personal life, things are still the same i guess...i hope time will improve everything.