Current Situation in Work

Heya!!

I find it hard to think of words to describe my army life to other people. For one, it is due to I don't think much of what to say and always focusing on what to do. Also, blogging away freely is rather dangerous as I do not want to inplicate myself unnecessarily by commenting on rather sensitive issues.

Heck, life in office is not wholly enjoyable. In this world, there will always be the hypocrites and the fault-finders. I won't state any name here but disunity between different offices is no good. If people continue to find faults with one another, it spells doom for the whole company and we will do aboslutely no service to upkeep our reputation as the HQ.

It is sad that sometimes (like now) there are bad feelings between certain people. Politics is always dirty and stains those who deal in it. When it comes to office politicss, there is a difference between rank and affliation. Rank lays down the basic line of command, but affliation distorts it, granting rights to some and maligning others.

I will not specifically state my own grieviences but I am one for the unity of my own branch and the unit as a whole. As it is written in the Bible, let us continue to do our good works so that we cannot be found at fault by fault-finders. It is tough to withstand the lure of getting involved and stirring the crap out, but that is not my duty as a soldier. Do our job, serve and don't let others derail our own unity.

Well, in army it is not just who you are that determines one's experience in the army. It is also where one is posted to. Life will suck sometimes, and will be great sometimes. This is the time to grind and not be bothered too much on the myopic views of others.

Sorry if I sound negative or grim to you, but even as I as one for fun, life in office is sapping away my youth. In this struggle of life, I will encourage you here to do your job well, not for anything on earth, but for eternal treasures that are unseen.

Foong Out!
Joshua