the uncertain future of mine
Wow, what a great sunset going on now. Too bad my phone can't take a good picture of it. :(
It's my 2nd duty dismount, every single one of us booked out and left camp together, so cool. most o the guys were heading to the West Coast Recreational Centre for some billard games, i tagged along too. Haven't played those in months man. we left that place at about 3... by then i was like wah almost falling asleep already, so bloody tired. last night i only get to sleep at about 2am, cos i was chit chating with my loop buddy, a reservist.. well actually he was doing most of the talking and i was just listening. he was telling about what to do after i ord, telling me what's actually happening in the real world outside... basically just giving me some ideas and thoughts from his point of view. It has came to my attention that, my dream job to be in the racing industry is actually a difficult and rather odd career to go with. The sad thing about living here in Singapore is that, most of the ppl here are holding jobs mainly for the sake of earning the minimum wage to survive in this country; whatever you do here requires the use of money. Hardly anyone here is actualy holding a job that is of great personal interest. Job requirements and qualifications and rising rapidly, so much that the once suficient diploma, can now only give you a slightly higher chance of getting hired and that's all. The ppl here are so hyped about getting degrees and all sorts of papers, from local schools to even far far overseas, but for what? I guess nothing beats having some hands on skills, cos only that ganrantees you a better chance of getting a job. I've also started to wonder about going overseas to work instead, if i were to really persue my interest. Car tuning in Singapore ain't that prospective, the traffic police and what LTA always enforcing bloody strict rules on our roads. Read in the news that there may be plans to have a road circuit here, hope it materializes. I really can't imagine myself doing any other job then what i intend to do.... maybe the next best thing i can go for is learning to service car engines and repairs. The ppl here are so always caught up with work and other stuff, no time to maintain their vehicles. Keep it up ppl, when your car breaks down you'll come crying for us to repair them for you. >;D
well guess that's enough for today, got some newbies added to our dog platoon, time to show some rank power! weee....
"scrub, you motherfuckers, SCRUB!! muahahaha..."
It's my 2nd duty dismount, every single one of us booked out and left camp together, so cool. most o the guys were heading to the West Coast Recreational Centre for some billard games, i tagged along too. Haven't played those in months man. we left that place at about 3... by then i was like wah almost falling asleep already, so bloody tired. last night i only get to sleep at about 2am, cos i was chit chating with my loop buddy, a reservist.. well actually he was doing most of the talking and i was just listening. he was telling about what to do after i ord, telling me what's actually happening in the real world outside... basically just giving me some ideas and thoughts from his point of view. It has came to my attention that, my dream job to be in the racing industry is actually a difficult and rather odd career to go with. The sad thing about living here in Singapore is that, most of the ppl here are holding jobs mainly for the sake of earning the minimum wage to survive in this country; whatever you do here requires the use of money. Hardly anyone here is actualy holding a job that is of great personal interest. Job requirements and qualifications and rising rapidly, so much that the once suficient diploma, can now only give you a slightly higher chance of getting hired and that's all. The ppl here are so hyped about getting degrees and all sorts of papers, from local schools to even far far overseas, but for what? I guess nothing beats having some hands on skills, cos only that ganrantees you a better chance of getting a job. I've also started to wonder about going overseas to work instead, if i were to really persue my interest. Car tuning in Singapore ain't that prospective, the traffic police and what LTA always enforcing bloody strict rules on our roads. Read in the news that there may be plans to have a road circuit here, hope it materializes. I really can't imagine myself doing any other job then what i intend to do.... maybe the next best thing i can go for is learning to service car engines and repairs. The ppl here are so always caught up with work and other stuff, no time to maintain their vehicles. Keep it up ppl, when your car breaks down you'll come crying for us to repair them for you. >;D
well guess that's enough for today, got some newbies added to our dog platoon, time to show some rank power! weee....
"scrub, you motherfuckers, SCRUB!! muahahaha..."
posted by Tommy at 6:42 PM
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