Saturday, April 15, 2006

Killer architecture

The tower of SAFTI-MI
Upon going up this 60m tall tower, 3 viewing windows can be seen, each showing a view with their own significance. I cannot help but be amazed at the location of this tower, capturing those 3 views. The first thing that came to my mind was that the planning process took loads of time and effort. This is the ultimate killer concept! Below are the 3 views with their respective significance. Enjoy...
Signifies our past - the undeveloped Singapore

Signifies the developing Singapore in her manufacturing era

Signifies the homes ( HDB in the background) we pledge to defend after getting commissioned on the parade square ( foreground)

Pictures!!

Madness in the bunk

Taurus march pass
This marks the end of my BMT days as a recruit, something which I treasure now so dearly..

Friday, April 14, 2006

Metamorphosis..

Due to popular demand by Shafy, here's the 3rd post!! Sounds so pathetic..Anyways, after going through around 3 months of NS, I feel that I have matured alot..I have learnt to treasure the things I take for granted back home, to self-reflect more and think things through deeper before diving into the various tasks. However, most importantly, to depend more on God for strength and guidance. I personally feel that NS is the best time to get intimate with God, to hit that spiritual high and to be able to maintain it. My entire BMT was walked with Him guiding each step I took. I have never felt so powerful in Him before. This rocks..

My dearest Taurus 2 Section 2

The tents we slept in
The BMT phase past by so quickly, and before I knew it, it was POP (passing out parade). It was really the tough times in training that we remembered most, and also talked about most. My heart ached when I had to leave Tekong for greener pastures (almost literally).
OCS was the next hurdle to cross. Comparing the living conditions, food and infrastructure, SAFTI-MI trashes BMTC hands down. However, all this comes with a price..The training in OCS is really a killer concept! You can say that BMT was a stroll in the park..I learnt that it is very tough to even be commissioned as an officer, you could go out of course very easily!! It has been 3 weeks already, and I thank God that He has pulled me through so far..There are 35 more weeks to go, and a section field camp coming up next week in Tekong (woohoo, hometown!!) It is going to be 4 days of outfield..I WILL SURVIVE!!

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