1. Peiyi's name is in fact spelt with a space in between: pei yi :)
2. Time passes very fast... it's not only four years that have passed very fast... but this year is almost half gone already :S
3. At 2pm today, I was supposed to hear the strength for my unit ;p
Friday, April 25, 2008
Saturday, April 19, 2008
POP goes my heart...
Dear AHNP cadets,
Nothing much I say can describe how much I am going to miss seeing all of you on a weekly basis... especially for the sec4s...
All I can say is: I LOVE ALL OF YOU!
Nothing much I say can describe how much I am going to miss seeing all of you on a weekly basis... especially for the sec4s...
All I can say is: I LOVE ALL OF YOU!
Monday, April 7, 2008
ultimate mantra
And before i forget.. dear cadets.. please remember... always bear in mind...
Do anything but dont get caught!! :D
Do anything but dont get caught!! :D
a surprise post!
Haha thought that it'd be apt today to spring a surprise in this blog by having a new short entry as I am feeling a bit sentimental... As the semester draws to an end soon, it is going to be a different feeling as one phase of my life comes to the "start of a new beginning"...
And this time round, it's not only leaving law school but leaving active duty from my npcc unit as well.. time really flies.. and today I finally finished one of my last few outstanding tasks by conducting the rifle drill component for the sec 3's drill test with Leona... I hope the views and suggestions we've given will help them along the way as they begin to train their juniors when they take over... it remains my regret that I've not had enough time to push them a bit more so as to draw out more of their capabilities and potential...
Ah! Before i forget, there's a new vending machine in AHS selling fresh fruits-in-a-cup at $1!! I have no problems with the interesting and creative mechanism put in place to attract students to have a more balanced diet; however the price just disturbs me.
Why should the school encourage the students to eat fruits through the use of a vending machine when the drinks stall actually does sell slightly more fruits (in a plastic bag) albeit at the same price?
Wouldn't it be better to subsidise the drinks stall to sell the fruits at a cheaper price instead? After all, one huge watermelon that can be cut up to fill up at least 8 cups costs less than $6 at most.
Haiz this just affirms my worry that AHS indeed has one of the most expensive canteen prices food when there are in fact students on financial assistance in the school.
Oh well... inflation is always a readily available explanation... :p
And this time round, it's not only leaving law school but leaving active duty from my npcc unit as well.. time really flies.. and today I finally finished one of my last few outstanding tasks by conducting the rifle drill component for the sec 3's drill test with Leona... I hope the views and suggestions we've given will help them along the way as they begin to train their juniors when they take over... it remains my regret that I've not had enough time to push them a bit more so as to draw out more of their capabilities and potential...
Ah! Before i forget, there's a new vending machine in AHS selling fresh fruits-in-a-cup at $1!! I have no problems with the interesting and creative mechanism put in place to attract students to have a more balanced diet; however the price just disturbs me.
Why should the school encourage the students to eat fruits through the use of a vending machine when the drinks stall actually does sell slightly more fruits (in a plastic bag) albeit at the same price?
Wouldn't it be better to subsidise the drinks stall to sell the fruits at a cheaper price instead? After all, one huge watermelon that can be cut up to fill up at least 8 cups costs less than $6 at most.
Haiz this just affirms my worry that AHS indeed has one of the most expensive canteen prices food when there are in fact students on financial assistance in the school.
Oh well... inflation is always a readily available explanation... :p
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Geographical revelation!
Ok it's been a long time since I made a blog entry... and so the latest update pertains to my geography knowledge (or lack thereof) regarding Southeast Asia ;p
Today in aviation law, I realised that East Malaysia is actually not within Peninsula Malaysia itself.
Rather, East Malaysia (the yellow coloured land) shares a piece of land with Indonesia (the purple coloured land), which means that East Malaysia is separated from the main land of Peninsula Malaysia by a very big body of water (much much much bigger than the sea off Changi Beach) even though they belong under one State!
Makes you feel that Pulau Ubin or Pula Tekong arent so far from main land Singapore after all ;)
Six years of primary school, four years of secondary school, two years of junior college, three years in university... and this is by far the biggest geographical enlightenment I've had! Wahaha
This would explain why I always thought that Kota Kinabalu is in Indonesia when in actual fact its in East Malaysia...
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Always young at heart
Yesterday was our NUS NPCC Mega CSSP seminar.. The event went well and I'm glad that emcee-ing went smoothly as well especially when at the last moment I had to do moderation for the Q&A session :)
The highlight to me though was catching with fellow HOs from my batch -- which i now term as the "Oldies".. haha
We had fun chatting.. cracking jokes.. poking fun at each other.. catching up.. And I realise that... no matter where we are even for those who have graduated... whenever we meet up as a group.. we're always young at heart and start acting like kids again... truly young at heart =p
Looking forward to the next time we meet up... before one of us joins SPF! Wahaha
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