I have completed my 2 weeks of basic flight training and next week is where all the real training starts in my weapon training phase. awww.
For the 2 weeks, this is how each day was spent,
0600 Hr - Reveille + Exercise
0630 Hr - Breakfast
0700 Hr - First Parade
0800 Hr - Lesson
1130 Hr - Lunch
1300 Hr - Lesson
1745 Hr - Self training at gym (5km run)
1830 Hr - Dinner
1900 Hr - TV / Study
2200 Hr - Lights off
Quite a luxury compared to before. :)
Moving to other aspect of my life, I have been reading up quite a bit on investment and was close to purchasing treasury bill when the stock market plunged. With the lowered yield interest in treasury bill, decided to park my fund in Standard Chartered's saving account while waiting for the stock market to recover. Also, I was offered Excel Banking, which I took up readily.
March 18, 2007
March 11, 2007
Graduation attire for Temasek Polytechnic graduates
An interesting piece of news I came across on the internet. For the first time in polytechnic history, Temasek Polytechnic's graduates will be donning graduation attire this year.
Michell, let's us know how's the graduation attire, okie? :)
Michell, let's us know how's the graduation attire, okie? :)
March 05, 2007
Start of Training in Air Force School
Airman Orientation Programme would probably be the best thing in my life at Air Force School. 8-5 schedule, tea breaks in the morning and afternoon, chatting with new faces and learning the history of RSAF (Republic of Singapore Air Force).
Starting my training today and would be staying-in for the next 3 months (probably for the rest of national service). Home is just a few bus stops away, yet so far.
Interesting fact I discover, boozes are cheap in camps, $1.50 for a can of duty-free Tiger beer. Woah, 100% cheaper than the market price. Give the man a Tiger!
Don't worry, I am a social drinker, in fact, social would be an overstatement. :)
Starting my training today and would be staying-in for the next 3 months (probably for the rest of national service). Home is just a few bus stops away, yet so far.
Interesting fact I discover, boozes are cheap in camps, $1.50 for a can of duty-free Tiger beer. Woah, 100% cheaper than the market price. Give the man a Tiger!
Don't worry, I am a social drinker, in fact, social would be an overstatement. :)
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