this post goes out to my bmt friend who passed away on monday.. may it be a gf prob, $$ prob or whatever prob i still believe that all puzzles can be solved no matter how hard it is.. just that the amount of time taken to solve it might be long or short for different people.. i don't know why you chose to end it this way but i just hope you'll get to a better place which you may rest in peace..
2 years back, we went to tekong together every week when we booked in as we lived quite near each other.. last time i saw him was when i was having training in tekong and i paid him a visit at my bmt company, Hawk on 07/11/07.. 1 year 4 months after we all enlisted.. it was very fortunate to be back as not many people could go back to the place where their army life started after they were posted out.. we were both from there and he was an officer being posted back there again.. the scrapbook made by the platoon with all our pics and all the shit we wrote were still there, then.. though not all the people are there but the memories were vividly remembered and the buildings were still unchanged..
he was a strong, dam strong person who can run so fast, do so many chin ups and you name anything physical, he'll be able to do it.. it was him and the other strong peeps in the platoon that motivated me so much to become what i am today.. but it seems that no matter how strong a person is, we will still falter..
Life is indeed fragile.. really can't accept that a friend, at my age, so strong, full of zest and have such a long way ahead of him gone just like that.. cherish your pals and the people around you.. ya don't know when will be the last time you're seeing this pal of yours or your loved ones.. the feeling of not able to letting people know how much you really care really sucks.. i know because i've experienced this way too many times..
rest in peace, S.W
