i believe its paid for...

the year 2008 was farqued up.
but i wouldnt even think of saying the same for 2009.

2009 would be the year that 'drove' me.
January '09 marked the start of my Class 3 lessons.
February '09 marked the start of Class 4.

June '09 marked the start of my Class 2B.


and for all those, i choose to believe that it is paid for.
lets just say, i am very fortunate.

1520 out of 7000.
around 5500 more kilometres to civilian license.
and no fair, civi license is more easier to get.
you dont even have to worry about exceeding 50km/h
and you dont even navigate through the rough and high angled terrains in the jungle.
gahh...

but mine's free.
:)

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and and. i went for my Recce Jeep orientation yesterday.
and now thats one vehicle that i dont mind goin' at 50km/h.
it was really open and naked. no windscreen. thus, army helmet and shades had to be worn.
it was nice to see the public stare and wave at us.
to have a teen sayin 'Hi!' while she was at the busstop was pleasant.
to have a man talking to us at the red light while he forgotten to wind down his window was pleasant

"because this vehicle is usually driven by high ranking officials" kharol who was next to me mentioned as the wind blew passed our faces.


but there was one incident where i accidentally flashed a finger.
this dump truck carrying sand was speeding passed us. overtook us even.
and all the sand came flying to us. though we had our shades, it was inevitable that the sand would reach our eyes lah. so pit stop at the bus stop. oh yeah, it was on an ulu mandai road anyway....