Somethings been bothering me... But its pretty trivial hahaha.
Is my blood type B, or O? Since young my blood type's been registered as B, since both my parents are B, but recently I've come to realise that maybe its not that straightforward... After all, after my pre ns check, the blood type on my 11B has come to be registered as O+. I thought that was a typo, but didn't say anything. Recently I went to donate blood, and a letter came back to me, telling me my blood type is O as well. Eh??? It took me 19 years to discover my true blood type?
So what is my blood type? Really curious about it. Maybe I'll go for a check or something.
This incident has led me to do some research on blood type personalities, as skeptical I was about it. Here is what I found.
O type person is characterized by three key words: assertiveness, companionship, and concentration.
B type person is characterized by three key words: flexibility, independence, and absorption in his interest.
And so... It doesn't make sense, which is what I expected. So much for blood type analysis.
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Anyways, I'm now going into the 3rd week of my driving course, which includes a short 1.5 day break thanks to christmas. Having passed my public road assessment, I'm now certified to drive class 4 vehicles, and on tuesday I'll be starting on reverse parking for the 3 tonner, and driving on public roads with 3 tonner on saturday. Pray for safety... And by the end of the week I'll be a super pro driver, whee! Class 3 vehicles will be no kick at all.
Getting to know my course mates a lot better... Talking to the malays are pretty fun, cos you'll never know what funny things come out of it. Some of them smoke, yes, but they're learning not to do it in front of me. One thing good about ns (and especially being just a man) is you get to see so many kinds of people, something that you won't get if you're in ocs (cos they'll all be high flyers like you) or if you're a normal civilian.
One thing that I've been getting from my course mates is that I'm nothing like a person from RJC, and I think thats a compliment in more ways than an insult in this case.
The sad thing about this week was that one of my bunk mates went AWOL, which is such a waste. When I compare my ORD date with most of the dudes in the course, they've still got a long way to go (only 3 months into ns). Extending your ORD date just seems really really sad.
1 more month of course left! Yahoo! The past two weeks have been fast, yes?
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I've successfully memorised 4 verses, namely Matt 28:19-20, Ps 118:8, Ps 20:7 and Heb 4:12.
Kinda like the one from Hebrews.
"For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." Heb 4:12
Reminds me that God's word is sovereign over all. Having the bible in camp with me everyday tells me I have the most powerful guide in the entire world, a guide that is living and active.
***
I'll be back come wednesday afternoon! Don't miss me lol.
Is my blood type B, or O? Since young my blood type's been registered as B, since both my parents are B, but recently I've come to realise that maybe its not that straightforward... After all, after my pre ns check, the blood type on my 11B has come to be registered as O+. I thought that was a typo, but didn't say anything. Recently I went to donate blood, and a letter came back to me, telling me my blood type is O as well. Eh??? It took me 19 years to discover my true blood type?
So what is my blood type? Really curious about it. Maybe I'll go for a check or something.
This incident has led me to do some research on blood type personalities, as skeptical I was about it. Here is what I found.
O type person is characterized by three key words: assertiveness, companionship, and concentration.
B type person is characterized by three key words: flexibility, independence, and absorption in his interest.
And so... It doesn't make sense, which is what I expected. So much for blood type analysis.
***
Anyways, I'm now going into the 3rd week of my driving course, which includes a short 1.5 day break thanks to christmas. Having passed my public road assessment, I'm now certified to drive class 4 vehicles, and on tuesday I'll be starting on reverse parking for the 3 tonner, and driving on public roads with 3 tonner on saturday. Pray for safety... And by the end of the week I'll be a super pro driver, whee! Class 3 vehicles will be no kick at all.
Getting to know my course mates a lot better... Talking to the malays are pretty fun, cos you'll never know what funny things come out of it. Some of them smoke, yes, but they're learning not to do it in front of me. One thing good about ns (and especially being just a man) is you get to see so many kinds of people, something that you won't get if you're in ocs (cos they'll all be high flyers like you) or if you're a normal civilian.
One thing that I've been getting from my course mates is that I'm nothing like a person from RJC, and I think thats a compliment in more ways than an insult in this case.
The sad thing about this week was that one of my bunk mates went AWOL, which is such a waste. When I compare my ORD date with most of the dudes in the course, they've still got a long way to go (only 3 months into ns). Extending your ORD date just seems really really sad.
1 more month of course left! Yahoo! The past two weeks have been fast, yes?
***
I've successfully memorised 4 verses, namely Matt 28:19-20, Ps 118:8, Ps 20:7 and Heb 4:12.
Kinda like the one from Hebrews.
"For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." Heb 4:12
Reminds me that God's word is sovereign over all. Having the bible in camp with me everyday tells me I have the most powerful guide in the entire world, a guide that is living and active.
***
I'll be back come wednesday afternoon! Don't miss me lol.
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