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Friday, January 18, 2008 - 11:21 PM

Watching the Passing Out Parade Ceremony (129th intake) at the Home Team Academy just now was quite emotional. The marching was superb although i had the difficulty to spot all the familiar faces from the gallery. But at the end of the parade, I could feel the sadness that the guys had. They were really in tears. Of course lah. It has been 3 months of torture and finally, these guys are going to be posted out to a different division respectively. Although boyfriend didn't take part in this ceremony due to his medical leave, i still feel proud for him and his squadmates that they had finally gone through all the obstacles that they faced for that past 3 months as a squad. =)

Congratulations to Squad 38 (the Spartans!)


And i must mention this.

The Home Team Academy is extremely huge lah sey! BIGGER than ITE Simei and all those polytechnics. Even BIGGER than Vivocity! Okay lah. In short, it's bigger than a football field! Seriously, i'm not exaggerating. When i set my foot in that place for the first time just now, wow, my world really feel so small. I kept holding boyfriend's hand tightly for no apparent reason. (Maybe i was scared seeing all those abang-abang polisi ah.)


And yeah. I've managed to snap a few of it before the event started.


It's not a banner meant to put for certain events. It's permanently stucked down there!


From where we came in. That building is the office where you can find various divisions work together under one roof. (Auxilary Police, Prison Police etc)


Here is where all the higher rank officers do their work in their air-conditioned offices.
Notice that big space? It's where they marched in. And NOBODY (even us) is allowed to step their feet on there be it a normal day or not.


That's the library - not an ordinary library though. It's where all the trainees/officers do their research and study about laws.


And behind the library is the barracks. (in circle)

Missing pictures are:
- the obstacle course
- the stadium
- their indoor swimming pool
- their life-shooting range
- air-conditioned hall


Big? Nah.
HUMONGUS!

And yeah. This is where i'll be if i decide to join the Police Force after my O-level results.


-P.S-
This is the only place where you can find majority of handsome guys. Honest! And i've eyed on one! Hehe. And by the way Hazwil Haizad, please take your 1 month re-course seriously. You MUST pass your law test this time, okay.