Well, I guess its about time for another update on PDC and such. So start things off, the PDC is the Pre-Departure Course planned by the PSC to let me prepare for departure overseas.(Surprise!)
First 2 days were dominated by lectures and learning journeys, for me to the Parliament House and the Housing Development Board. Interesting information gathered within the trips themselves, but it must have been boring for those that's been there before.
This was followed by a 3 day OBS course, which I bet most people had already experienced in their lives. To be honest, even CCAAB was more tiring than OBS this time round. Perhaps its just the BMT army mindset that is still embedded within my mind that makes it seem like no kick at all.
However, it was quite a good experience. I've never liked to take up roles on situations where I know I have insufficient knowledge of, and the outdoors is a good example. Coming back home, I wondered if I should have just stepped up to take the role, or should I have put more time into researching about the outdoors and OBS before going.
Either way, its not like I have very high chances in the run for President's Scholarship anyways. But well, OBS was quite a good chance to know more about myself.
That was followed with a chance to meet my senior, which I have to admit, is a very interesting fellow. Will be interested to talk to him more in the future.
Yesterday was a day at Shatec cooking, followed by a rehearsal in the afternoon, and a Meet the People Session at night at CCK. The MPS is rather interesting, but the irritating keyboard of my laptop does make me quite reluctant to be typing much about it especially with many unresponsive keys. Nevertheless, it started at 8pm and ended at 10pm, and talking with the MP and the guys there dragged it on close to 12midnight actually which was fine, since I lived so close.
Today, reported at Bukit View Secondary at 9am in the morning and spent the day there.
Ok the bloody keyboard is now pissing me off. I think I'ma look for another keyboard and buy one soon. Balls. Can't even get a keyboard right.
First 2 days were dominated by lectures and learning journeys, for me to the Parliament House and the Housing Development Board. Interesting information gathered within the trips themselves, but it must have been boring for those that's been there before.
This was followed by a 3 day OBS course, which I bet most people had already experienced in their lives. To be honest, even CCAAB was more tiring than OBS this time round. Perhaps its just the BMT army mindset that is still embedded within my mind that makes it seem like no kick at all.
However, it was quite a good experience. I've never liked to take up roles on situations where I know I have insufficient knowledge of, and the outdoors is a good example. Coming back home, I wondered if I should have just stepped up to take the role, or should I have put more time into researching about the outdoors and OBS before going.
Either way, its not like I have very high chances in the run for President's Scholarship anyways. But well, OBS was quite a good chance to know more about myself.
That was followed with a chance to meet my senior, which I have to admit, is a very interesting fellow. Will be interested to talk to him more in the future.
Yesterday was a day at Shatec cooking, followed by a rehearsal in the afternoon, and a Meet the People Session at night at CCK. The MPS is rather interesting, but the irritating keyboard of my laptop does make me quite reluctant to be typing much about it especially with many unresponsive keys. Nevertheless, it started at 8pm and ended at 10pm, and talking with the MP and the guys there dragged it on close to 12midnight actually which was fine, since I lived so close.
Today, reported at Bukit View Secondary at 9am in the morning and spent the day there.
Ok the bloody keyboard is now pissing me off. I think I'ma look for another keyboard and buy one soon. Balls. Can't even get a keyboard right.
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