Somehow i just thought that it will be nicer for everyone to be a little understanding towards the army guys.
Afterall to me, its really forking out precious 2 yrs for the country. and its really not easy.
its just that i was carrying my heavy daffel bag home. The strap is so uncomfortable and causing much pain to the shoulders. That's y i wouldnt even thought of going anywhere else. Thoughts of hiring taxi even came to my mind.
Then when i was crossing the road, its apparently that the traffic lights is for the pedestrian to cross but if din press the button, for some reason it wont turn green. But i have been crossing the road for years in my life, unless the traffic system changed during the last 6 days.
And i was focusing on getting my daffel bag across the road that i din see that the lights remain as red and i was honked by the bus driver turning over. i noe that there's rules on the road. but wont there be exceptions based on the knowledge of the road and understanding of Ns men? i had crawled and marched in the morning and i am sweating all over without bathing for the last few days and booking out is super rush. Really very shagged.
Perhaps i am really asking too much. everyone just has to go thru this stage. Going army aint really that a big deal as it seems perhaps.
just thought that i should have called her. was kinda disappointed that i din receive any msg after the call on sun. just tot that there'll be some sort of welcoming back or jiayous type of msg. I am still so passive as usual. but it seems like i have missed my chance again.
Everything is so rush. When we gotten the hp, the nx time i know i am on the ferry and for some reason they dont allow hp on ferry. i am too tired to think.
The 1st person i wanted to see is my mum. Read the letter during the field camp and tears just trickled down silently. i noe i cried alot. Just miss her so badly.
Today is the valentine day. Guess its all alone.
"sarang heyo, i love you with all my life, annyeong haseyo, hello for the last time, mian hamnida, sorry i cant be there for you, coz i am defending my home."
Somehow i just thought that it will be nicer for everyone to be a little understanding towards the army guys.
Afterall to me, its really forking out precious 2 yrs for the country. and its really not easy.
its just that i was carrying my heavy daffel bag home. The strap is so uncomfortable and causing much pain to the shoulders. That's y i wouldnt even thought of going anywhere else. Thoughts of hiring taxi even came to my mind.
Then when i was crossing the road, its apparently that the traffic lights is for the pedestrian to cross but if din press the button, for some reason it wont turn green. But i have been crossing the road for years in my life, unless the traffic system changed during the last 6 days.
And i was focusing on getting my daffel bag across the road that i din see that the lights remain as red and i was honked by the bus driver turning over. i noe that there's rules on the road. but wont there be exceptions based on the knowledge of the road and understanding of Ns men? i had crawled and marched in the morning and i am sweating all over without bathing for the last few days and booking out is super rush. Really very shagged.
Perhaps i am really asking too much. everyone just has to go thru this stage. Going army aint really that a big deal as it seems perhaps.
just thought that i should have called her. was kinda disappointed that i din receive any msg after the call on sun. just tot that there'll be some sort of welcoming back or jiayous type of msg. I am still so passive as usual. but it seems like i have missed my chance again.
Everything is so rush. When we gotten the hp, the nx time i know i am on the ferry and for some reason they dont allow hp on ferry. i am too tired to think.
The 1st person i wanted to see is my mum. Read the letter during the field camp and tears just trickled down silently. i noe i cried alot. Just miss her so badly.
Today is the valentine day. Guess its all alone.
"sarang heyo, i love you with all my life, annyeong haseyo, hello for the last time, mian hamnida, sorry i cant be there for you, coz i am defending my home."
Understanding
