What's my biggest dream?
Nothing in particular. Maybe you guys can tap on my title and tag my comment box. What's your biggest dream?
Till then.
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Responsibilities against dignity
Finally ended the exercise of the year, also the exercise for me before i head back to good old school days. Nothing much happened during the week, just the usual strict demands and lectures from my OC. So as the exercise ended, which is joy for many, but sad to say for me, it marks the start of reports writing for weeks to come. Blunt and unprofessional as i may sound, i would have seriously walk off if i'm not carrying the bar black and collecting the $960 allowance. Everyday i question my responsibilities as an officer, for which the respect and recognition i receive can never justify it.
Since blogging became so common, every details in each post have to be carefully scanned through for any possible disclosure of restricted information. Cases of NSF personnel being charged for posting training photos and comments have been on the rise. So as i go about trying to pen down how i felt about my work and the organisation, i have to think through thrice. Whether my remarks do defame or leak any form of information.
And for this, i guess i'll probably not go anywhere deep and dangerous. In short, ask me personally, and you shall know.
As i yawned my time away typing this, i realised i haven't been blogging often enough to keep my writing juices with me. The length of this post should speaks volume about it.
Till then.
Finally ended the exercise of the year, also the exercise for me before i head back to good old school days. Nothing much happened during the week, just the usual strict demands and lectures from my OC. So as the exercise ended, which is joy for many, but sad to say for me, it marks the start of reports writing for weeks to come. Blunt and unprofessional as i may sound, i would have seriously walk off if i'm not carrying the bar black and collecting the $960 allowance. Everyday i question my responsibilities as an officer, for which the respect and recognition i receive can never justify it.
Since blogging became so common, every details in each post have to be carefully scanned through for any possible disclosure of restricted information. Cases of NSF personnel being charged for posting training photos and comments have been on the rise. So as i go about trying to pen down how i felt about my work and the organisation, i have to think through thrice. Whether my remarks do defame or leak any form of information.
And for this, i guess i'll probably not go anywhere deep and dangerous. In short, ask me personally, and you shall know.
As i yawned my time away typing this, i realised i haven't been blogging often enough to keep my writing juices with me. The length of this post should speaks volume about it.
Till then.
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