PLKN
After I finish my secondary school, I had called for joining PLKN in Gua Musang camp. It took 4 month for me at the camp. At first, I felt like want to skip that year because can all you imagine you stay at soldier camp and be tortured your mental and physical. I need to wake up at 5 am every morning for roll call. We need to stick at our group and do a combat exercise. The group who lost need to run for 2 rounds of field. After that, we need to go class for learning about our country. At evening we need to march. While, at night we must heard for usrah at mosque. Every day I face the same routine. After 2 months, my state Kelantan has facing a big flood. So the routine has changed, we need go to school and mosque for helping flood victim. We need to clean all mud at the school and wash it until clean. A few week after that, my camp need to be clear so flood victim can use it as a temporary shelter. All student PLKN has been moved to other camp. For me, I has been sent to Perak camp. I felt so sad because need to leave my friend even I just know them for 2 months. Until now I remembered all my friend which are from other religion and races. One of them are Chinese, Siamese and Indian.
Situation that has changed me to be a better person
I still remembered until now how that day has changed me a lot to be a better person in my life. The situation in my foundation studies, my first semester of studies. I don’t ever know about university life. So, I just spent my time and day playing games. Everyday I go to class then back from class just playing games. At night hang out with friends for fun. Never care about study. Just go to class for not be barred. The effect from my action has came when final exam. I go to exam hall and when get a question paper, I cant write single thing about the subject. I just left the question empty. A month after that, the university result has come out. I just got 1.82 for my first semester CGPA. The most worried for me because many of my friend has been kicked from UIA and need to find other university to continue their study. I felt so grateful because I still can continue my study at UIA. If not, I don’t know how to answer it to my parents. After that I promised to myself that I cant repeat again my mistakes for the sake of my family and future.
Usrah Budi 