Life after Red Beret.

So I've been through Brunei.
I've walked the longest walk. 72km.
The toughest things I'll ever do in my life is over.
Now I've been selected to join the Medical Platoon.
It's a working life over there. Working hours?
8-8. 8am to 8am the next day.
Srsly! I wake up at 6am everyday only to report to the Medical centre at 7am.
I do not go back to my bunk until like 10pm. Which I would then take a bathe and take my rest. The sucky times are when I have something on like my marksmanship range, it lasted all the way until 2am. I get told I still have to report by 7am the next day.
Sigh. 1 month of "OJT - On job training". I'm seriously really sick of this whole trainee phase. Everyone around me is relaxing and enjoying themselves. I really miss company life. But I have to look forward to better times ahead I guess. At least I'm learning alot of things here in the medical centre. I hope that I will quickly realize what I want to do after I ORD. I really want to plan my future.
However, I do see that I am capable of office work. In fact I think I'm pretty good at all these administrative stuff. Why am I only good at simple n useless skills? Sigh. Maybe I'm suited to get a normal job and lead a normal life. That's really nice. But why am I never contented enough?

I'm really tired.. I do hope to update this blog more frequently since I have alittle more time than usual.

Things to write about.
-Trip in Brunei
-72km walk
-Red Beret Parade
-More about Medical Platoon
-The biggest distraction in my life lol

Ciao.. I'm really tired.. can I take a break?
I never really cared but... I'm starting to hate Swine flu.
Respects to the doctors and nurses combating this epidemic.



It's really not fair!