it was already 3 days since i came back
from Camp Steel
it was pretty fun
with all the games filled the entire day
first it was a oppening address by district commander
James Foo
he had a lot of patience with us
always stopping whenever it was noisy
but it ws very tired for me
felt like sleeping
tehn we had lunch and PAINTBALL
it was damn
random shoot also can
remembered that i shot someone by the neck and the tree
must be really hurts
aww...
then had MOC,
motivation Obstacle Course
there was a rope and we had to swing across it
as there was a pool of water there
i was quite suprised that i managed to do it
coz sec 2 annual camp i kept falling
den dont care
maybe if it is UG type,i will do well
anyway,
we then went to rappeling
everything was in order
then it started to rain heavily
which was good
can slack like siao...
then went to eat and watched
17 AGAIN
the threatrette was damn nice sia
like GV
unfortunately,we left halfway
and had trainfire
then supper
and went to bed
stripped halfway then got firedrill
wtf...
then officers talk and talk and talk...
so sian
then went back to bunk
prepang to sleep
then the rest of the people KPKB
noisy sia
but too tired
slept after 15 minutes
then wake up next morning
had PT as usual
then had porrige for breakfast
and went for navigation cousre
lasted for about 2 hours
then eat,cleaned up bunk
and had closing address
got certificate and went home
now,officailly a corporal
simply shiok...
ending the weekend well,
Dimitar Berbatov scored a second-half brace as Manchester United swept aside Bolton to restore their one-point advantage at the Premier League summit.
Jlloyd Samuel inadvertently handed United the initiative when he turned a Ryan Giggs cross into his own net.
Berbatov stretched the lead, turning in the rebound from a Darren Fletcher shot before flicking in Nani's cross.
Fabrice Muamba had earlier gone close for Bolton, but Nani set up substitute Darron Gibson to seal the win late on.
A point ahead in the title race at the afternoon's outset, United briefly relinquished the lead to Chelsea, who hammered Aston Villa 7-1 at Stamford Bridge, but re-established their slender advantage with a performance of growing authority.
whoohooo!!! adapted from BBC Football
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