Pangkor Perfect

 

 

A purely amazing time overall for three days and two nights at Pulau Pangkor.
Given the chance, I would definitely choose to do this again.
It's not something I would give up if I can turn back time and get the choice of not going, no matter how much of a pain it seemed at first. By the end of it, it was just amazing.
Having the best team members ever, working with them, walking by the shore at sunrise, explorace, sea-rafting, jungle-trekking, swimming, and just a heck of a lot more.
Though I survived on something close to two hours of sleep per night (with some naps in between if I was lucky), the food was awesome and I could still function well enough.
Tired as heck by the time we were on our way back though.

One thing I loved was that I could swim.
Only did so for an hour yesterday due to fatigue, but one hour all the same.
My body is now aching all over, tense muscles from head to toe.
I guess that happens when you leave swimming behind for too long and try to get back into it.
My dad taught me to swim at a very young age. I'm glad I can still remember how to.
Suddenly, I feel like buying a swimsuit and spending some time at UiTM's swimming pool next semester. ESPECIALLY if I manage to secure a room for next sem, though I love sleeping at my aunt's every once in a while.
Now that I will (hopefully) have no more compulsory co-curriculum activities, my time should be a bit more free. I can spend it with some swimming.

Another camp coming up in February for BTAR.
...And maybe a camp for PMDS after that? I really, really hope so.
We'll see what happens.

I'd love to curl up and sleep until tomorrow right now, but I don't want to.
I can, but I don't want to. XD
Instead, I'll play games for a bit. Got a lot of stuff to do tomorrow.
Toodles! 8D