New posting, new start

Finally we got what we have been eagerly waiting for; the posting of our new unit. My posting is as below. I'm lazy to type, so i'll just copy down what's written down in my e-posting order.

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Comd SAF BMTC congratulates you for your successful completion of the BMT.

Your Posting Order is listed below:

1. You are posted to AFS.
2. Your vocation is PILOT.
3. Your are to report to: Air Force School, Multi-Purpo.
Reporting Date/Time: 19/12/2005 at 0745 hrs.
Person to report to: Snr Instr
Contact Number: 64618583/84
You are required to report in smart no.4 uniform (PES E recruits to be in No 3 uniform), except for those assigned to Police Force.

4. Special Instruction: Please bring along 4 passport size color photos, a set of PT Kit, photocopies of highest educational certificate, result transcript and own writing materials ONLY on the first day of reporting. FBO is NOT required. No Camera Handphone is allowed in AFS.
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Alright, this is supposely what i'm looking for; being confirmed as pilot trainee, so i reckon i should be happy about it? Looking at the instructions given for me, i'm just wondering if i'll be a slacker real soon. I don't even have to bring much stuff for my first day of reporting, and i reckon i might be going home on the first day, whereas those going OCS or some other units might have to serve compulsory confinements for weeks.

Somehow i'm feeling kinda empty about this vocation. Probably i will be all by myself when i'm over at the Air Force School. The feeling of starting all over again, in terms of making new friends, adapting new environment and of course not to mention the stress, could be just the few things i've to watch out for.

That's all i have. Getting lazy to blog these days. But just hang around my blog, once i start my pilot training, probably i'll do a daily blogging about my vocation. For now, take care my friends. Merry X'mas in advance and all the best for those going other units or command school.

Tough time don't last, tough man do.

Till then.