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Where we belong
We like it here We like it here We've found ourselves a home ha! A home ha! A home sweet home ha! And never shall we part. Forever one for all, all for one! |
NO ROAD TOO TOUGH
We're made of awesomeness, awesomeness and awesomeness.The strength of THIRTY-FOUR, the awesome number. If you hate us, KNOCK IT DOWN!! With love, Charlie '11 |
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Bravoooo
RVNCC Part Cs'11 (:We will never crumble :D The PILLARS of Charlie '11! Girls 1. Gertie 3B 2. Annqing 3B 3. Tina 3B 4. Yen Ting 3E 5. Hui Ping 3G 6. Jasmine 3I 7. Yixin 3L 8. Chenxi 3L 9. Jiawei 3L 10. Jiawen 3L 11. Huimin 3L 12. Jieling 3M Guys 13. Wen Xuan 3A 14. Jia Jun 3A 15. Zen 3A 16. Jia Sheng 3B 17. Kit Weng 3B 18. Jia Le 3B 19. Yu Teng 3C 20. Wei Han 3C 21. Terence Mak 3D 22. Gideon 3E 23. Kenny 3G 24. Zi Wei 3H 25. Wen Hao 3H 26. Daniel 3I 27. Kian Kiat 3I 28. Jia Jian 3I 29. Presley 3J 30. Eugene 3J 31. Kah Kit 3J 32. Jia Mao 3K 33. Wai Yuin 3K 34. Jia Xin 3L Calendar Click here for birthdays. (:
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Reality Check
First things first, you all are Bravo '10 now, Alpha '10 will be coming in soon. Which of course means you lot aren't the youngest in the company anymore, which of course also means I'll have higher expectations from you all. Which also means, your sleeves won't be empty anymore, if you know what I mean.Secondly, COMMITMENT. You took the 1st step by dedicating 6+hours of every week for NCC, and I'm proud of that, and all your seniors are proud of that. I THANK YOU FOR THAT. But, what's holding the guys back from progressing? Commitment. Perseverance. A sense of belonging to NCC. That's what you guys need. Sure, things look clearer on hindsight, you all will be able to reflect, and speculate about the "should have been" scenario etc, etc. But point is, did you take the steps of corrective actions? And by saying corrective actions, I'm not referring to just ironing the beret or your no4. Before you report sick, ask yourself why you can't take it any longer. Ask yourself why others can, but why not you. Ask yourself, what do you lack that the others have to keep them going. Is it their physical (or mental) capability? Before you start blaming each other for their mistakes, ask yourself why they make the mistakes. Ask yourself why you allowed that to happen. Ask yourself what you can do to let the whole platoon (or company) improve. Because it's one for all, all for one. Is NCC just a torture ground? A place that you all come at 2.30 and leave at 5.30, and that's it? Or worse, just a place for you to wait for 4 years? Don't think about these questions now, because as I've said, things look clearer on hindsight. Think about all these when you feel like giving up... Cadet Officer David Chia |