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Back from camp: the 43rd signal road relay just ended, and 8 SIG ended up as tug of war champions! Hurray...

Well this past week went for OUV familiarisation, which allows me to drive a new kind of vehicle thats pretty nice. Auto transmission, air con, easy control... Its pretty easy to drive even though the size of its bonnet is big. My instructor was really nice and funny. There wasn't a dull moment during the course.

As a result of my driving around for the last week for signal anniversary stuffs I've been awarded a total of 3 off days... Wow! Taking my total tally to 8.5. Sweet. Doing saikang really pays off.

Getting sick tho. After getting stuck in the rain on monday, I'm having a cold. Not very bad one, but irritating enough.

Oh and heard about the news.... Poor Triple. =( Hope Gerald and his mom are doing fine.

I'm now doing a couple of bible studies about suffering, and recieving God's comfort... Various aspects of it and how to deal with it, and the mentality to have when bad things happen. Most importantly how to make yourself feel loved even in the situation you're in. One thing I know is that one of the most powerful things to do when sad is look at Psalms, and pray. One of the most beautiful ones for reference is Psalm 6.

Although it refers to other kinds of suffering like having enemies and such, I think we can all have comfort in the fact that in the end, we will have the confidence to say what David said, after we pray about our suffering: "The LORD has heard my prayer!".

Anyways... Have fun during the coming week. Don't fall sick like I did. =)

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