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Been a while.

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In-camp training ended 2 weeks ago. I have to say although at the start i disliked it, i slowly grow to enjoy my days in camp (especially when i have a room of my own).

There are still people who cared...and i know that sometimes i won't let things be out of my control too.

If i am able to help, i would.

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Returning to work after that proved a little challenging. I couldn't really get used to it but it's been 2 weeks since and i'm back in the vibe of work. It's just that when i returned, half of my account were locked and i couldn't do any real work. Took a week to really undo all of them and get in.

Boss came by at the end of the week and made small talk. Told me that i still looked quite free even after 2 weeks of absence. Well, it IS the end of the week when i've cleared most of what i should have cleared.

This week was team-building. Took a blow to my face with a badminton racket and then another to the head with a shuttlecock smash. Couldn't see for a bit after that.

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Meh.

My body is aching with all the stretching and smacking.

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