The first day is CIP for JC2s in the morning, followed by commencement of camp in the afternoon. Day 1 was more of interacting, games and bonding (quite meaningful...). The taste of flour is.... starchy. But still flour is quite nice to taste haha. the flour made my clothes smell. humpf. I don't like the pail game behind LT5. Haha boo. Day 2 was full day music playing with night BBQ at our school pits (very productive day and rewarding). After BBQ, JC2s and the teachers sat in a circle to discuss about matters and review the whole camp. Day 3 was the ending and breaking of camp after LT5 rehearsal. Learnt dumb intelligence EQ games along the process in camp.

Not a bad experience afterall (minus the 2 nights of sleeping on hard flooring and feeling exposed to bad aura). But, the prospect of us stepping down appears daunting. Our lifestyle will change after stepping down. No more late evenings and teaching each other how to play. No more comforting presence of juniors to experience during band time. No more debriefings and routine SMSes. No more wearing of court shoes until I step into the office when I start working. No more band-ish bonds between us. No more tromboning and trombone-ish stuffs. Booo.

I like the juniors whom I got to mix with. And my own juniors as well. There was bonding during certain mealtimes and during the instrument cleaning session in the toilet. The 93' batch is more technically skilled and capable in band, 'm glad I can learn more from my juniors. and disturb them. :D

This friday will be my last performance in SR Band, I'll miss playing with the band.

Several weeks more to go. Lets make full use of the remaining time before the full-term mugging cramming and revision starts. ^^