I can't believe how amazingly fast 5 days of reservist just ended like that and I'm now back in the comfort of my home. Somehow all the worries that I had before in-camp training (ICT) were uncalled for. Except for the 4km route march, welcome parade and AGTS, I think I practically spent the rest of the time sleeping and playing board games, card games, chinese chess, phone, etc.
I got so bored of doing nothing that I told my platoon mates I rather be made to do something, anything. I would be so glad when the sergeants asked me to run errands for them, be it clearing the trash or getting ops report from the HQ. It's ironic how I used to hope and pray that I wouldn't be the one to get arrowed to do all these stuff and now I'm longing to do them.
And I'm glad to have reconciled the bad relationships that I had with some of my platoon mates during NS. Guess 2 years of not seeing each other can really mend and heal those relationships.
Sometimes I wonder if my life is like a bullet train. When sometimes happen to me, it always happen just like that, and ends almost as fast as well.
Can't believe that my IPPT window will be closed on 30th June and I have to clear 20 sessions of RT by 1 October. I'm seriously in perpetual stress every single day until I can either down-pes to escape IPPT or by God's grace, miraculously pass my IPPT next monday. It's my last chance to clear it before I fly off to Japan.
I really want to enjoy my holiday in peace...sigh. =/
