npcc

it's been a while since i enjoyed so much fun in npcc. after one moment of grief, i know truly know what is the meaning of letting go. the nco training camp, though boring as it is, has made me realised where i was 2 years ago when i was in the exact same camp. time passes and now i see myself training in the training camp. it is really enlightening to know that i have made an impact in some of the sec 3s that went through the camp. though i'm not too sure whether by doing this i have saved the unit, but i am sure that no matter whether they are fit to lead the unit or not, i know they'll pull through - like i did, 2 years ago.

i wrote rules but i knew rules were meant to be broken. time passes and rules expire. but then i thought, does everything need rules in order for everything to be right again?

to the sec 3 ncos:
it's been a pleasure knowing you all. i just want you all to know that whatever you do that's for the sake of the unit, i'll always support you.

i supposed there are those who'd said i had it easy coming this far. the journey that i walked was carried by the wind. wherever it wanted me to go. wherever god wanted me to go. as shaded as my eyes can be, i always know that there is a light unto my path. life can be scary as well as peaceful; boring as well and fun; problematic as well as manageable. i still want to, however, hold on to being a leader.

it'a hard to tell the truth when no want wants to listen, when no one really cares what's going on. it's hard to stand alone, you need someone beside you. your spirit, your faith, must be strong.

it's time to face my fears in the face.

XyeThesis
`Don't walk behind me; I may not lead.
Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow.
Walk beside me; that we may be as one.

npcc

it's been a while since i enjoyed so much fun in npcc. after one moment of grief, i know truly know what is the meaning of letting go. the nco training camp, though boring as it is, has made me realised where i was 2 years ago when i was in the exact same camp. time passes and now i see myself training in the training camp. it is really enlightening to know that i have made an impact in some of the sec 3s that went through the camp. though i'm not too sure whether by doing this i have saved the unit, but i am sure that no matter whether they are fit to lead the unit or not, i know they'll pull through - like i did, 2 years ago.

i wrote rules but i knew rules were meant to be broken. time passes and rules expire. but then i thought, does everything need rules in order for everything to be right again?

to the sec 3 ncos:
it's been a pleasure knowing you all. i just want you all to know that whatever you do that's for the sake of the unit, i'll always support you.

i supposed there are those who'd said i had it easy coming this far. the journey that i walked was carried by the wind. wherever it wanted me to go. wherever god wanted me to go. as shaded as my eyes can be, i always know that there is a light unto my path. life can be scary as well as peaceful; boring as well and fun; problematic as well as manageable. i still want to, however, hold on to being a leader.

it'a hard to tell the truth when no want wants to listen, when no one really cares what's going on. it's hard to stand alone, you need someone beside you. your spirit, your faith, must be strong.

it's time to face my fears in the face.

XyeThesis
`Don't walk behind me; I may not lead.
Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow.
Walk beside me; that we may be as one.