ORD!

I ORD TODAY!
I'M LIKE, "WHAT?"
QUITE STRANGE, I DON'T KNOW IF I'M HAPPY OR NOT.

the past couple of hours played out like a tv drama.

gave gary a little token of appreciation the night before, and he was really, really happy :)

after a restful night outfield for the last time, i started rushing through all the thank-you notes. hanged around with people for a while, said my goodbyes and passed some of them the notes.

i had written the notes as it would have been so much harder to say what i felt to them. and not to mention, hard to find all of them, so i planned to drop the notes somewhere in company line.

then, at about 9.30am the tonner engine started revving. what, it's leaving so soon? i hurriedly packed my belongings - i had neglected to do so for a quick withdrawal - and went on board. the tonner drove unexpectedly slowly, perhaps because of the items transported on board.

as it chugged on, people whom i know waved goodbye to me. i could have just leapt out of the vehicle!

it's so miserable. especially when i waved goodbye to the 44th, who've been with me for the most part of my stay in zulu. and then they went on to train the recruits, whilst i was to end this little detour in my life that is the army and head back to the highway.

i pasted my thank-you-goodbye notes for every permstaff member, less the other 2 ord-ing people, on the company office's whiteboard, just like what mark had done 5 months before. and i pasted my last words to platoon 4 just beside the lift on their level. i hope everyone whom i wrote the notes for reads it.

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latest updates on my life progress

4. call up the architect for internship DONE now i need to send them my resume first (but i need to create a resume first!!)
5. write somethings... -secret- DONE the thank-you notes
6. buy something DONE tortillions and engineering gloves
7. gather info about possible courses i'd like to sign up for NOT DONE
8. plan out my post-ord schedule NOT DONE