I'm glad to say, POP loh! It's been an interesting 9 weeks, from strangers to close buddies. It's been quite a tough journey, but I'm glad we pulled through all the training together!

I think the high key curriculum has really toughened me. For example, the field camp that lasted 5 days forced us to endure training out in the wild and a situational test I didn't performed well on the last day. As for the 24 km route march which we completed today, I'd say that it was relatively easy, but it'd be hell if we didn't talk cock sing song. If all of these training had taught me anything, it's that perseverance is one of the most important essence for success. I learned not to judge that quickly and also work together with people I dislike through the hard way. I think I also appreciate what I have more, like the support of my family and friends, and not to take things for granted.

It has been a wonderful journey, and I'm glad I made another awesome decision not to "chao keng" my way in BMT despite my eye condition that I didn't declare, which resulted me not going to other company or out-of-training due to down PES. The graduation parade marks the end of my recruit's life, and NS doesn't end here, the start of army life is about to come. Though the uncertainty of what to expect lingers until next friday, I do hope I make more good friends and do well in the next phase.

Thank you all for coming down! Anyway, next up is long-awaited Sapa trip!