Which one will you choose if you can only choose one?
But it's not about choosing now.
Cause i'll tend to lean towards my responsibilities.
Bonding. Who doesn't want to enjoy it?
But perhaps i'm one who can't stand myself for not fulfilling my responsibilities before i enjoy cetain things.
However, i would sacrifice some things in a sense. (idl but i somehow don't have a choice)
I'm forever stuck in this situation.
I guess, no matter what, i would still choose responsibilities over bonding session.
Casue that's ME!
Alright. Let's talk about NDP 2010.
Maybe it's successful in a sense and maybe not.
It's all about how you view it.
I would just like to mention that i'm really proud of this particular sec1 land cadet.
From one who can't really follow the drum beat to one that sucessfully managed to march properly, following the drum beat and having coordinated armswings as his squadmates.
Another thing is: I'm also proud of BB. Although i did not train you guys from day 1 till the actual day but i did see your improvements. Truthfully speaking, i thought that you all were CMI but you proved me wrong. I saw your tremendous improvement and would like to compliment you here. There's another sec 1 (from BB) that i would like to compliment too.
I remembered during one training, before they proceed to march out, i told him that i would like to see him march 90, 45 cause his arms always never 90. I told him that i do not want to repeat mysef again cause I did that everytime they march out. N you know what? He really kept his arms 90 throughout the whole thing. Very obedient right?
I guess i'm really "addicted" to training cadets. It's the sense of achievement after the whole thing that keeps me going. That's my motivation to come down for almost all trainings unless i've really something on that disallowed me from going.
I've actually went through 5 years of NDP since 2005 till 2010. That's cool right?
2005, 2006- As a cadet in RC contingent.
2007- I went for the actual one at the marina bay platform. And as a Contingent Conmander for my RCY contingent.
2008- Actually wasn't quite involved cause it's my O-levels year but did take a look at their trainings and give some advices and moral support.
2009, 2010- As a senior and officer respectively to train the cadets.
With that, I shall end my post here.
I remembered during one training, before they proceed to march out, i told him that i would like to see him march 90, 45 cause his arms always never 90. I told him that i do not want to repeat mysef again cause I did that everytime they march out. N you know what? He really kept his arms 90 throughout the whole thing. Very obedient right?
I guess i'm really "addicted" to training cadets. It's the sense of achievement after the whole thing that keeps me going. That's my motivation to come down for almost all trainings unless i've really something on that disallowed me from going.
I've actually went through 5 years of NDP since 2005 till 2010. That's cool right?
2005, 2006- As a cadet in RC contingent.
2007- I went for the actual one at the marina bay platform. And as a Contingent Conmander for my RCY contingent.
2008- Actually wasn't quite involved cause it's my O-levels year but did take a look at their trainings and give some advices and moral support.
2009, 2010- As a senior and officer respectively to train the cadets.
With that, I shall end my post here.
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