11 more days to NS after this midnight.
1 more wushu training class before i enlist. I kinda prefer training wushu than go NS.
Worried about my commitments to wushu. Have been practising for well, 3 and a half years. I can say that my passion for wushu is growing as well. Every 2 days hoping it would be sat so i could train and learn more new moves. Maybe I'm eyeing the new moves. Lol...
There are a lot of speculations by close friends saying that i will not go wushu once i enlist, or rather 100% of them said that. Tekong chiong sua 5 and a half days, then sat still have to train. My best friend, AL, also find it sianz, and hadn't attend NS for around 3 months. Perhaps he need 4 to 6 months more before he comes back.
Or maybe by the time he settled down in NS, the passion is gone. I don't know. I remember when i was still learning taekwondo back in sec 3, and there was one time i injured and broke a bone on my left wrist while playing soccer at school, my friends started to slack, they started to miss training. Took rest for around 2-3 months, wanted to go back taekwondo, but injured my feet, and have to stop training for around 6-8 weeks, by the time i recovered, i lost passion in taekwondo and never return to train.
It will be a waste if i simply give up. Whether i go back to wushu training when i book out, i will only know the answer after my 1st bookout on 21st Oct.
1 more thing to note, whether driving or riding a bicycle, never tailgate the front guy. Today tailgate my friend, entered a left turn, my bicycle's front wheel hit his rear wheel and i totally lost control of my bicycle, nearly fly..., somehow, fast reaction, quickly move my private part away from saddle, scare kena...>.< , then move my right leg over to the left side where my left leg is and stumble on the ground with my feet before taking control of myself and my bicycle again.

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