Sunday, March 8, 2009,
6:46 AM
Well.
My grades suck. Big time. Everything was a mediocre pass (in the case of chem, a mediocre fail. Odd, seeing that it was the subject I spent the most effort on). And it gets ironic, I'm one of the top scorers in Lit, yet my English ended up with a C6 this round (Brandon is highly convinced my English was just fluxuating, I really hope so. I'm usually B3-A2 standard.) Gah. I'm going to come up with a study plan, I must must must continue to aim for RJC :D
Tuesday was Wei Kit's 16th birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY. After school I met up with Mandy to go to HQ for ADC briefing. We arrived at 3.50, met De Sheng, found out that Keefe isn't coming for ADC D: Then we queued. Oh boy. I don't know how many queues we got into (queue for signing in, queue for surrendering handphone, queue for attendance, etc.) And by the time we went into the audi for the brieifng by SM, it was FIVE. SM called us "Latecomers" D:
Word of advice: If you have to go to HQ for a major briefing, be there like half-hour before stated time. For your own sanity.
Wed's training was.....Haaa..
I really should not have taken these right before training, but Jared was so intend on seeing me high. They weren't too bad, the alcohol was bitter-sweet and I felt my headache disappear and slightly light-headed. Then it came back and doubled the pain =X
STAND BY UNIVERSE. Oh gosh.
I underestimated Mr Teo's attraction to dust. He can find dust in the most inconspicuous corners of the store. As neat as it seems (the store was neater than I ever saw it o.o), we still got about 50 errors (rounded-down) and paid for them :X Mr Teo's other ability besides being able to find dust anywhere is that he can also tell when I did not eat lunch (but only heavy recess), as he pointed out to me again on Wed.
Sir Anthony took a final photo with the batch he saw through, from us being Sec 1s and him being our Part A spec, to now as NCOs and him getting ready to enter NS.
We'd miss his mentorship greatly, in nearly every camp, taking over as NCOs, prep before Spec course, and the many more. From basics of teaching us falling-in to leading a company of 80 odd people.
And he bought the NCOs pizza in which we 'yam-seng'ed with it, except we yelled AAAAAAAAAAAAAA- OOOOONNNNNEEEEEEE (yucheng: and you B! you C! me, A!)
We'd miss ya greatly. Do take care in the hospital before you go to NS.
Velvet can fetch now :D
Chem SPA assessment was actually kinda fun, I admit.
Truth or Dare isn't much fun to play because we all end up telling the truth to one another. We rather hear each other spill the beans rather than see each other play pranks on one another and end up lying on the floor bleeding XD
Cross-country on Friday was fun. Though I really should have thought it out before the day itself: I found myself rushing to 3 places at once on the day itself. I wanted to brief the NCC air marshals on duty; had to report for competitor run for S4; had to collect valuables and short vice-chair meeting. Mrgh. Some competitor was saying like "You win liao lor."
My competitive run wasn't fantastic. I wanna see the pictures from it though, Stef and I punched hands infront of the camera while running by. Now that's inter-house friendship :D
JOSHUA WORE A LICENCE PLATE ON HIS BACK AS HE RAN courtesy to Stef. I wanted to take a pic but I surrendered my phone before the run =X We ended up going to the end line and smacking hands with about anybody who sprinted by.
Chris and I were super sad - no medals D: But nevermind, there's always..SPORTS NIGHT :D Congrats Hui Yang on your double medal win ^^
Oh, just a little warning. If any sec 1, 2 or 3 outside NCC try and shout 'Knock it down' or 'recover' or any other orders to my cadets, don't expect me to be nice. That kid from English Drama got away after yelling 'recover' and 'carry on' after he heard me yelling after him, pissed off. Sheng Mao had to apologise on his behalf. Don't let me find you.
ADC in exactly one week's time :D
Balthus
Those words aren't enough to get me away from these jewels.Labels: weeks fly by D:
We'd miss his mentorship greatly, in nearly every camp, taking over as NCOs, prep before Spec course, and the many more. From basics of teaching us falling-in to leading a company of 80 odd people.
And he bought the NCOs pizza in which we 'yam-seng'ed with it, except we yelled AAAAAAAAAAAAAA- OOOOONNNNNEEEEEEE (yucheng: and you B! you C! me, A!)