Name: Zhang Junrong
School: Nanyang Polytechnic
Course: Diploma in Marketing
Horoscope: Aries
Birthday: 31st March 1986
Email: sian_sianz@hotmail.com
"Our attitudes control our lives.
Attitudes are a secret power working
24 hours a day, for good or bad.
It is of paramount importance
that we know how to harness and
control this great force." — Tom Blandi



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I'm appearing here again. Isn't that great, people? Haha. Oh well, just thought of coming here to have a bit of nagging here and there. For friends who couldn't take my nagging, please click that little 'X' on the top right hand corner. Haha. Just kidding. I'm not nagging alot, just abit.... just abit... just abit...

Well, let me talk about my camp stuff. I can't stay away for this topic right? Haha. No, no, no, I'm not gonna talk about those field camp, route march or combat shoot. Oh ya, for your information, I've completed the 21 km Army Half Marathon. It's was a very good experience as I hardly run like a horse. If you are wondering how far is 21km, it's like starting from Sembawang to Orchard? Anyway, it's nothing compared to the 42 km Standard Chartered Marathon. I wouldn't run that man... Haha. Old man like me cannot take the distance.

Ok, back to camp stuff, feel kind of disappointed when thinking about it. Realised that many of my platoon mates couldn't take my shit anymore. I got to admit that I have a serious rotting attitude problem. I didn't control it and now, it controls me. Actually, I feel kind of disappointed with myself. I don't blame them to dislike me. They didn't owe me anything. Maybe that's a tough way for me to learn. Anyway, I'm not mentally unwell, just abit of emotionally swing due to certain problems that I've faced.

Looking at my out of camp life, things seem to be as stagnant as a glass of mineral water. Cousin Sarah was back from Japan and we went to the Singapore Flyer. Taking a ride in the Singapore Flyer is equivalent to spinning our money away. Haha. Well, I still encourage people to take the flyer. It's the experience that counts. What if an Angmoh approach you and ask 'How it feel like when you are being trap in a pill?' As a Singaporean, we should know our Singapore's 'things' well. Below are some of the picture taken there and that ends my post of the week...