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Thursday, April 14, 2005
i didn't go to school today because of the NS medical check-up... i did not choose this date but CMPB chose it for me. for more information, click here. it's good actually since i get to miss PE and the weekly marathon chem tutorial.
you get to see all kinds of people during the check-up. it's the first time since sec 3 i got to see so many ethnic people together. yes, even during my VS days, there are only 3 of them in my class. there were also people with dyed hair, most probably from polytechnics and also people wearing their PE t-shirts proudly from the JC-next-door and of cos, the premier junior college in the bishan-ang mo kio area.
i saw some familiar faces too, one Rj guy from my chem tuition class, 3 Tj guys including one that dedicated a song to hL during friendship day... and also one from VSCO now in Aj.
somehow i think that after leaving the registration counter and entering the check up area, they are 2 different worlds altogether. the reg counter has some polite female staff u see at banks, but the check up area is dominated by the NSmen. some of them are friendly but some are really sick and tired of repeating their instructions to different groups of people that they say things so fast and u may not catch it sometimes. things get a little bit informal as you hear latest F.I.R songs coming from the computer and also fm 88.3, the chinese radio station managed by SAF.
for me, i waited a while to check my eye, then tested my hearing, proceeded to the "lab" for urine testing and blood taking, checked my teeth in less than a minute, then waited for another while cos they mixed up my file with the later people. after that i went to take chest x-ray before going for the final real medical check up, where the infamous "coughing" test is conducted. that's not the end yet, still got the mapas test which have questions on maths, physics and patterns for me to solve. that took a long time too.
after 5 hours, i'm finally out of there... got a pes B =)
quote of yesterday: "for college for nation" by mr chan
it's not the end, not even the beginning, that's why u're called a pre-enlistee.
you get to see all kinds of people during the check-up. it's the first time since sec 3 i got to see so many ethnic people together. yes, even during my VS days, there are only 3 of them in my class. there were also people with dyed hair, most probably from polytechnics and also people wearing their PE t-shirts proudly from the JC-next-door and of cos, the premier junior college in the bishan-ang mo kio area.
i saw some familiar faces too, one Rj guy from my chem tuition class, 3 Tj guys including one that dedicated a song to hL during friendship day... and also one from VSCO now in Aj.
somehow i think that after leaving the registration counter and entering the check up area, they are 2 different worlds altogether. the reg counter has some polite female staff u see at banks, but the check up area is dominated by the NSmen. some of them are friendly but some are really sick and tired of repeating their instructions to different groups of people that they say things so fast and u may not catch it sometimes. things get a little bit informal as you hear latest F.I.R songs coming from the computer and also fm 88.3, the chinese radio station managed by SAF.
for me, i waited a while to check my eye, then tested my hearing, proceeded to the "lab" for urine testing and blood taking, checked my teeth in less than a minute, then waited for another while cos they mixed up my file with the later people. after that i went to take chest x-ray before going for the final real medical check up, where the infamous "coughing" test is conducted. that's not the end yet, still got the mapas test which have questions on maths, physics and patterns for me to solve. that took a long time too.
after 5 hours, i'm finally out of there... got a pes B =)
quote of yesterday: "for college for nation" by mr chan
it's not the end, not even the beginning, that's why u're called a pre-enlistee.
~ the @lie[n] landed on Earth @ 9:57 PM