second week in stagmont. had kind of an unique experience doing guard duty for the last day of 2009. volunteered to do it with my bunk mate; feeling that we can be more or less excluded from the future guard duties. i personally thought that there's nothing much for me to do during the countdown period too...so why not?

but in the end my bunk mate had to be swooped to another guy at the last minute. luckily he happens to be from quebec company in tekong and we hit it off quickly. everything was faster than i thought (the guard duty slot we did was a shift shorter- which means six hours shorter than usual)...except the part on the turnout/stand to which i quite dreaded (a slack one at 4.45am though; guess it's might be because it's the last day of the year...).

but just like what kwan yong said...for my poly side of people most of them are busy with their own stuff (more in a sense their other half lah huh) and there we are doing crap. year after year...same old year.