ORD LO!
Traditionally, I ought to have posted a retrospective, overly-sentimental entry about my army life and how I would miss my friends there. Unfortunately the last few days since ORD (It's only been 6 days) are a bit of a blur in my head, and I don't really find myself missing them as much as I thought I would. Lol. We still meet up here and there, so I think I'll only start missing them after a few months.
Another wave of friends is flying overseas again. I went to Changi with the rest to see YiCheng off on Saturday morning. Haha. I hope he'll set up his Enter-the-Dragon blog soon. PJ flew off on Monday but I didn't catch him since I was staying over at Mark's house for a night of amateur film-making. Marky's flying off on Friday. Sigh.
I saw my cousins for the first time in a year. The meeting made me feel old, like Stan's Dad in South Park if that means anything to you. To be more specific, I felt outdated, antiquated, relegated, and fossilized. Haha. They're all around the JC age, which is 17-18, and the conversations have become much more mature than they used to be. Getting used to all these new things is a bit tiring... This must be what it feels like to get old. Haha.
Yesterday was the first time that I felt totally at ease in a cell group session. It was fun to listen to and talk with the rest of them, and I didn't feel pressured or tense. I'm pretty glad that I can fully enjoy sessions there now, even though the bacteria-ridden carpet still pushes me towards an early demise with every breath of air I take =/
Life without army is good.
Another wave of friends is flying overseas again. I went to Changi with the rest to see YiCheng off on Saturday morning. Haha. I hope he'll set up his Enter-the-Dragon blog soon. PJ flew off on Monday but I didn't catch him since I was staying over at Mark's house for a night of amateur film-making. Marky's flying off on Friday. Sigh.
I saw my cousins for the first time in a year. The meeting made me feel old, like Stan's Dad in South Park if that means anything to you. To be more specific, I felt outdated, antiquated, relegated, and fossilized. Haha. They're all around the JC age, which is 17-18, and the conversations have become much more mature than they used to be. Getting used to all these new things is a bit tiring... This must be what it feels like to get old. Haha.
Yesterday was the first time that I felt totally at ease in a cell group session. It was fun to listen to and talk with the rest of them, and I didn't feel pressured or tense. I'm pretty glad that I can fully enjoy sessions there now, even though the bacteria-ridden carpet still pushes me towards an early demise with every breath of air I take =/
Life without army is good.
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