The point I would like to make is that, the camp did not suck. Not really--it sucked a bit, but otherwise it was fine. The food on the first day sucked, that I agree with. Second day, the food was better. On the third day, the breakfast was also better. In my opinion, the food was, generally, alright.
Some of you might say that the student leaders did not do work. Some of them were quite bossy, and scolded us while they themselves stood aside slacking, but there were some who were alright. The trainers didn't allow the student leaders to help us, because they said that we had to "learn to solve everything ourselves" and to be independent. Yet, a few student leaders actually disregarded this and helped us. The camp is supposed to train us for the army or something, though I'm not satisfied with the whole camp in general.
And we were really lucky to get the bunks. I saw the tents and the A-huts and thought, "I can't believe we got so lucky." The tents and the A-huts didn't have a proper floor, just the mud and grass below. They also didn't have beds, and the tents were extremely dirty and full of insects. Appreciate that we got the bunks, instead of complaining. If I'd had to sleep in the tents, I would have been even more negative toward the camp. The bunks were quite comfortable and relatively clean. I pity the students who had to sleep in the tents and A-huts.

¬Joel¬

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[there is joel being politically correct again :(
yah lah u always goody goody boy lah :( ]
~andrew~

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