Week 7 (6 – 12 Feb)

Sunday

I had my breakfast at 7.30am, and we have to be in the canteen at 8.30am. We weren’t told to do anything until 10am that we all have to move into the hall. What a waste of time. Even when inside the hall, we still have to wait for like another 30 minutes and doing nothing but talking around. Some impatient ones are already walking around getting food to eat at the canteen. Well, the Head of PLKN Physical Trainer did come and gave a speech. He mentioned that he’d been to many camps in Sabah before visiting to ours, and his next stop will be the rest of the camps in Miri and moving forward to West Malaysia. Bla bla bla, whatever, thanks for wasting our time and blow the Wirajaya program. After lunch, I started packing up my belongings for a 5 nights stay at Ah King’s house, and wait for his mum to arrive at the camp.

“Look! King’s here…” told one of my friend while I was talking to her. Turning my head, it took me 3 seconds to really identify that he’s really is King. He just got some new hairstyle! After finishing the paper work in the management office, I’m out of the camp… for 6 days. King kept on asking me he looks like bad guy or not. Well, once I got use the it and I knew him extremely well, I gave him a smile and shacked my head. Don’t want to get into the details because this is nothing about National Service here, but more on personal stuffs. I think I’ll skip until Friday, when I’m back in the camp. Btw, if you want to know what happen during CNY, try surf to my personal blog at http://iseek4edmund.blogspot.com

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

To be honest, I don’t really remember what REALLY happened these three days as I didn’t write my log. Let me recap… Ah, I remember I came back to camp later than allowed on Friday. Nothing happen to me anyway, the management office didn’t mind. Whew! The camp was unusually quiet as MOST of the holiday leavers weren’t back until Sunday afternoon. Yes, they asked for leave extension before the holiday begins, which was approved without any hassle. FYI, before I came into the camp, one of my friend told me that he tell the management that he’s in Kuching at the mean time, which was a total lie, and the management approved his leave extension. The thing is, he did it during the holiday, slick…

We didn’t do anything for Friday night. Wait… Things went back to normal on Saturday as we’re told to gather in the field at 6.30am as usual. Of course, every company has absent trainees and it’s really hard for the company commander to count every one of us and identify the missing one’s whereabouts. I’m not sure what we did in the morning, but in the afternoon, we had the A-frame competition. Our group look like the wining team, but somehow, Charlie company was chosen as the winner. Duh… anyway, it was fun! I never played A-Frame in any other place before. After that, we’re allowed to go up the hill to make phone calls. On Sunday, we went out as usual. Some of my friend, like Jing Yi, requested to go home at 5pm, and got approved. Well, usual for her, since she just like to stay at home as long as possible. Hah…