Ooppss!

I had marched before, and was the squadron leader for a few years, for the Red Crescent (Red Cross in other countries) squad. I can recall vividly the times we spent marching under the hot sun, underwent military marching training from the Army, and stood at attention for more than 2 hours under the burning sun, in preparation for the annual school sports day, the annual Red Crescent Day and of course, the interschool marching competition.

I wasn't the highest ranked officer, only a Corporal (2 stripes), but because I had the loudest voice, strict discipline and good marching skills, I was chosen to lead the marching squad. And it was fun, marching. And it feels really good to be in uniform :) Guess which one is me? :)

Thank God that for the many times I had marched, nothing like the above had ever happened!!! LOL I wonder if he continued or stepped away. Continuing will be really risky! And too revealing! Hahaha...