almost there now

I've bid goodbye to outfield overnight training sessions in local terrain yesterday, at least for the rest of my days as an NSF. With that, I hope that all the unpleasant uncomfortable irritants that form a large part of the 'outfield' experience have come to a closure for now. So goodbye to sandflies, mosquitoes, and the whole feeling of shivering in the wet & cold conditons.

In every way i have to thank God for being there with me always. Right after NDP i plunged into this training period and was worried that i may find it hard to get through the days. Thank God that i'm still standing, i'm still surviving, and for His work of grace in caring and protecting me all these while. Yes indeed its been hard and tiring, but thank God for good leaders who've organised the trainings in such a way that it is progressive and specified. I've come out of this 1 month of training to praise and thank Him for it.

Alright. I'm absolutely over the moon, the sun and the stars now that i've got some time to relax before setting of for the finale in Australia. I'm some compulsory days off and leave to clear so i'm gleefully thinking of how to 'enjoy' myself before being 'exiled'.

Vin