ICT 2005 Day 2
Woke up early in the morning and the first activity of the day was to do a dry zeroing of my weapon. That took most of the morning. I went to the E-mart for the second time (ah, went once yesterday le). to get a pair of new running shoes. Hmmm, bought one that is half a size smaller than my existing pair.
The first part of the afternoon after lunch was rather relaxing. Dessert for lunch was honeydew. After a bus ride, I ended up at in Khatib Camp for my IPPT. Still didn't manage to pass my running... my timing was 13:34 mins... an estimated 1-minute improvement from the run last week. Quite a big improvement ba.
My first time experiencing the electronic version of the static stations. I normally take my test at Maju Camp which is still using the manual system of recording results. My first thought was that it was really intimidating. First time I felt so lousy taking the static stations. I'm usually very confident of my static stations. A rather novel experience ba. Fortunately, I managed to maintain my static station standard after expending considerably more energy than usual.
It was past dinner time when we returned. Dinner was packed... They have replaced the styrofoam boxes with microwave-able paper boxes. More compact and hygienic ba. A briefing at night and it was time for bed, but not before I ate my supper of two lotus paste buns and a can of 100 Plus. Replenish energy ah... backache, hand pain :x
The first part of the afternoon after lunch was rather relaxing. Dessert for lunch was honeydew. After a bus ride, I ended up at in Khatib Camp for my IPPT. Still didn't manage to pass my running... my timing was 13:34 mins... an estimated 1-minute improvement from the run last week. Quite a big improvement ba.
My first time experiencing the electronic version of the static stations. I normally take my test at Maju Camp which is still using the manual system of recording results. My first thought was that it was really intimidating. First time I felt so lousy taking the static stations. I'm usually very confident of my static stations. A rather novel experience ba. Fortunately, I managed to maintain my static station standard after expending considerably more energy than usual.
It was past dinner time when we returned. Dinner was packed... They have replaced the styrofoam boxes with microwave-able paper boxes. More compact and hygienic ba. A briefing at night and it was time for bed, but not before I ate my supper of two lotus paste buns and a can of 100 Plus. Replenish energy ah... backache, hand pain :x
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