• BATH TUB

    Aish comel betul budak ni.


  • THIS POST IS ABOUT NOTHING

    Sentuh tanganku di hujung terbit mentari. Sentuh kakimu di terbenam suria.

    Dan masih, tak terbanding jauhnyanya cinta ini. Hanya untukmu, wahai senyum ceriaku.


  • DAY 4 – MSTS – MENTAL TORTURE

    As I said in previous post, I always hate classrooms. Today, the training took place only in the classroom, to wrap up all the practicals we did the previous days in presentation slides. Ahhhh….

    Sleepy, sleepy me. Kelas Bahasa Melayu kat koleq yang diajar oleh Penolong Kanan HEM pun aku belasah tido, apatah lagi training ni.

    Anyway, we also had CPR training today, the only practical we did, for about half an hour. It was an excellent projection by the trainer. Now I know exactly what to do if a water accident happen.

    Learning aid. Dummies, of course.

    CPR. DRABC is the key!

    Spooky, isn’t it?

    This too. Spooooooookyyyyyyyy!!!!


  • DAY 3 – MSTS – A (VERY) WET DAY

    We started the day with a brief classroom session by Naleena. I was damn sleepy (FYI, I always hate classroom sessions) but this instructor is pretty good of keeping us awake with her lousy joke and an awkward repetition of “No problem!”.

    A tiring day I must say. Enam kali kena rejam dalam air. Ikan pun boleh pengsan ini macam.

    Enjoy the pictures, folks!

    Tighten seat belts, secure loose items, deploy EBS, remove window seal.

    Brace! Activate EBS.

    Notice the difference? Yeap, the ‘chopper’ is upside down now.

    Head count. Ade yang lemas? Fortunately, no. Nice!

    I’m done. Your turn, guys. I’m off to the cafeteria. Hahahaha…

    PS: I hate that yellow North Sea suit. Waterproof la sangat…

    PPS: EBS = Emergency Breathing System


  • DAY 2 – MSTS – FIRE AND WATER

    Registration started at 0830, and we gathered in groups an headed to different classes. Mine is classroom 3, with purple color code. Purple?

    Introduction and facility briefing received, we started the day with the pool. Same ‘ol, same ‘ol. It was good, but nowhere near fun. Training has never been fun for me, except the one I had in Phitsanulok, three years ago. Well, I guess it’s all depending on the trainer himself.

    We wrapped up the day with fire fighting and smoke house escape. Again, same ‘ol same ‘ol. CO2, dry powder, water, bla bla bla. To add pepper on the rotten pizza, the shine of the bright evening sun was burning deep into the skin. Humid and hot day, with fire and smoke training? They shouldn’t get along together, should they?

    Waiting for the shuttle. Look at the wall pewter art. Just brilliant.

    The training barge. Yup, it’s all in the barge, except the fire fighting yard.

    There’s no option but to have lunch in this silly restaurant. The food? Perhaps Royal Canine tastes better.

    Fire fighting. Guess who’s the clown in bottom right picture. Answer’s below.

    Yours truly. And the clown. Hahaha. No offense, dude!