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I had my CMPB screening yesterday. It was quite fun, with a few highlights.

Say, the blood test. When it was my turn, the person in-charge told me a story while sticking a needle into my arm. It seems that he thought i would be afraid of the needle, but actually his story kind of made me notice the needle more. He said not to marry foreign women for they will cheat your money. Haha, i have a neutral stand on this.

Another interesting part is the MAPAS test (Who knows what that means?), where it tests our aptitude and check out our field of expertise. Questions ranged from simple mathematical series to language comparison to FRIGGIN' TOUGH PHYSICS QUESTIONS! I am actually unable to really correctly answer all of them. What a surprise.

Released after that. Walked to Bukit Merah bus interchange and boarded Bus 198 back home. Nostalgic.

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Just a short story to share...so see you.

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