Mission Accomplished!
Once again, Timeline proved itself to be an effective, fun loving and enjoyable group. One need only to look at the photos to see how enjoyable it was, for both the group and the participants. There's still more 'happening' photos coming up though!
Back to Friday itself, one can't help the feeling of satisfaction at a job well done. It wasn't without a few scares though. I was first at Raffles Place where it rained pretty heavily just as the race started, but somehow it stopped just as the first group burst through the turnstiles of the MRT station. Later after the first pit stop it rained again, and I thought we should have sought shelter, but my buddy Chew Yan urged us to press on. She wanted us to seek shelter at Civilian War Memorial....but we then found out that four pillars don't provide much shelter... Anyway it was wonderful to see everyone carrying on despite the heavy rain, and not once did the participants request to stop. And so we moved on, with our drenched clothes plastered to our bodies and my hair gel dripping on my face to our next destination. We were lucky again when the rain stopped for a second time.
Apart from the rain, everything else went through smoothly. Now at home, as I look through and pack the AR kit again (secretary must keep everything) I can't help thinking of how we got to where we are now. Remember the 'half-time' meeting at Cathay and how we decided to cheong all the way to full time? My word, how we 'cheonged'... the many AR meetings and debriefs, the late night recce, the sweaty killer recce at fort canning, the evening making the snakes and ladders....the phone calls certain people sacrificed... =P
It was all worth it though. It was so successful that now we gladly have to move on to 'extra-time' - post AR event and the presentation. Before we dive again into the planning and stuff, I just wanna salute my teammates and our dear Weina for a job well done. We've grown so much as a team since the first meeting when we had weird first impressions of each other haha =)
Looking forward to more activities and laughter with my dearest TIMELINE!!
Back to Friday itself, one can't help the feeling of satisfaction at a job well done. It wasn't without a few scares though. I was first at Raffles Place where it rained pretty heavily just as the race started, but somehow it stopped just as the first group burst through the turnstiles of the MRT station. Later after the first pit stop it rained again, and I thought we should have sought shelter, but my buddy Chew Yan urged us to press on. She wanted us to seek shelter at Civilian War Memorial....but we then found out that four pillars don't provide much shelter... Anyway it was wonderful to see everyone carrying on despite the heavy rain, and not once did the participants request to stop. And so we moved on, with our drenched clothes plastered to our bodies and my hair gel dripping on my face to our next destination. We were lucky again when the rain stopped for a second time.
Apart from the rain, everything else went through smoothly. Now at home, as I look through and pack the AR kit again (secretary must keep everything) I can't help thinking of how we got to where we are now. Remember the 'half-time' meeting at Cathay and how we decided to cheong all the way to full time? My word, how we 'cheonged'... the many AR meetings and debriefs, the late night recce, the sweaty killer recce at fort canning, the evening making the snakes and ladders....the phone calls certain people sacrificed... =P
It was all worth it though. It was so successful that now we gladly have to move on to 'extra-time' - post AR event and the presentation. Before we dive again into the planning and stuff, I just wanna salute my teammates and our dear Weina for a job well done. We've grown so much as a team since the first meeting when we had weird first impressions of each other haha =)
Looking forward to more activities and laughter with my dearest TIMELINE!!
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