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Tuesday, March 21, 2006
~ 2:28 AM ~
It was my first book out day in Pulau Tekong, by all means this friday I will be completing my 2 weeks in camp, I book out early because I was not feeling very well and had a fever of 38.4 degree. The doctor in camp gave me a 3 days MC to rest at home.
The day of my enlistment, Jonathan, Stanley, my mother and brother send me off to army! Actually I intend to called up some of my sister in Christ to tag along as well but most of them refuse to go due to laziness of waking up early. We call this a family of Dians?

I was given a lot of stuff by the SAF such as helmet, 2 pairs of boots, 5 pairs of uniform, trousers, SBO, camouflage cream and etc. All pack in a huge luggage, the weight was like more than 10 kg as its contain all army stuff in it and I have to carry all the way from the ferry terminal to our bunk, the distance was about 200m.
Most of my platoon mates were either from poly drop out if not poly graduate and A levels, so I must say I'm special and lucky to be with them as I'm the only N levels as my highest qualification while most of them is O levels. All of them are quite nice and sociable, they laugh at one another whoever speak nonsense to the Sergeant during lecture lesson and always share things among themselves, when early in the morning before dawn, all of us woke up to brush our teeth at the nearby toilet, we always greet one another "Good Morning", truly felt so happy to be part of them.
I got a platoon mate, his name is Nicholas Alexander, he's from Canada but his race is Eurasian as his father is Caucasian and his mother Chinese, he is more towards Caucasian side and had a fluent of both English and Chinese.
A few days after the enlistment, training begin to get tougher and the Sergeant begin to get stricter, we do all sort of exercise which primary and secondary school done before already and tons of push up and jogging here and there constantly for 30 minutes. Its really insufficient time for our leisure, once you get back to your bunk and rest after physical trainning, immediately you will have to change to your t-shirt and short to fall in for either lecture lesson, water parade or meal time.

More than a week in camp, really miss the food in mainland especially my favourite cheesefries in KFC, Ice-kachang, Sundae & Mcflurry in Macdonald.

It's been nearly a month since the last time I attended service on the late Feb, really lost the feeling of going to Church already...

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Name: Xandrew Liang
Baptise Name: Jimmy
D.O.B: 16th Nov 1986
Age: 28 years
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