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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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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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"Sorry Sir." But What For?
By now I suppose all of you here know the scores of the IMT shoot, as a platoon and company level. And for the guys who were in front during fall-in position, yes, I did cry while scolding you all.Eugene expressed his apologies to me immediately after the whole episode. Though heartwarming and assuring that there's someone who cares, it kept me thinking: Yes I cried, you all broke my heart (yes I still have a heart), a "Sorry" made me feel better, but really, that's not the point. Yes, I'm sure there are others who are disappointed, but considering the bigger picture, it wasn't the score that was frustrating and disappointing. It was the lack of passion and enthusiasm that was shocking. The new teacher-officer commented on the indifference most of you showed, how you seemed to took it as if nothing has happened, and was seriously disappointed, yet irritated and frustrated. If that's the case, whatever happened to "RVNC FTW"? That would just be a mere lip-service, isn't it? A "Yes Sir!", and then back to RVHS with a "Fail" score, is nothing more than a mere lip-service. No passion, no enthusiasm, just a "Yes Sir!" to prevent further questioning. Period. Shooting is a skill that can be trained with time. But without passion and enthusiasm, without feeling for the unit nor the CCA, any training would be rendered useless. I believe that the most honest of reflections are not being spoken, and passion is just like that - it is kept within your heart, growing within you as you progress on in RVNCC. Admittedly, NCC is one CCA that is hard to be passionate about. However, having said that, all's not lost, as there will be people who will take the positive step, and I believe your new PCs and APCs should be such people. But that must also be coupled with your own heart and mind - what you feel and think about NCC. And what better time is it to think of it than now, because you all will be the next batch of Specialists. "When the going gets tough, the tough gets going." I understand pre-Specialists days may be tough, but I strongly believe that each and every one of you are tough cadets. Perhaps, it's time for you all to get going. Sir David, aka Wee Meng. |