BenLow's blog

107 days to ORD! Getting very worried about my body... The right knee ligament strain acted up again during the 16km run, as a result only got to run around 5-6km. Anybody got a good specialist to recommend? The coming weeks are going to be insanely busy... Starting with the turn-ops exercise for the UIP people on tuesday, on to NDP deployment a week later, and my duty the week after that. Well, after that, everythings gonna tone down and I'll be enjoying a good last 80-90 days. And I'll be concentrating more on Music Min stuffs of course. Hopefully when I'm left with 60 odd days I can begin my 2 day work week plan hehehe. Uncle Kenneth's sermon reminded me of the need for rest. Something which I haven't been getting enough of. The circles around my eyes are getting darker, and I feel that my weekends just keep getting shorter and shorter. (Though in truth as I'm nearing ORD it is getting longer and longer. =))

Rawr the driving instructor didn't recieve my confirmation msg.... Wasted an hour waiting under the hot sun, to find out that my lesson wasn't on the schedule. The first thing I'm gonna do after ORDing is do something about my phone/phone plan grrrrrr.

Wow where should I start... Hmms a lot of things to say, pardon me if I use point form. 1. Had isolation for the first 7 days of July, in camp for a total of 14 days 2. Went on to duty, drove for the first time at night, 2 am in the morning 3. Participated in Ex Northstar (You may have heard of it in the news), found out that isolation was cancelled 4. Had a change of OC, will miss him 5. Went to watch Harry Potter, which I thought wasn't as good as I expected 6. Went for music min networking, SYC and night cycling on the same day 7. Led worship for YE the next day 8. Todays my first driving lesson! Should be quite fun. Yup thats all. In retrospect, putting it in point form makes it so short.

I miss home, I miss my family, I miss church, I miss my friends. Nuff said.

Heya all I'm blogging from isolation. No, I don't have H1N1, its just a part of precautions. No, its not as bad as it sounds. I've got aircon, tv, internet, and can do anything I want besides go up or down the stairs. But the thing is, everything I've planned for the past few months are gonna have a take a back seat, potentially until I start clearing my off and leave, which will be in the 4th quarter. The duty schedule makes it such that out of 21 days, I'll be spending 14 in camp until the new drivers get back. Still wondering why, but I guess God has his way of working. Monster hunter here I come again! Hmm, which manga/anime shall I look at?