Life in Camp #2Chronicles

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So right now we are at the pavilion waiting for lectures.To me,those lectures are an avenue for sleeping,yhh,sleeping at past 10 and waking up by 3am is no life,I have to feed my body with sleep.To my surprise,I found out that the 3 girls behing me are what I term as'sleepers'.Hehe
I am kinda used to the drill now,but sleep is a very powerdul hypnotic.How can one be feeling sleepy when choruses are being rendered?I need deliverance.
To say the truth,these lectures are actually okk,like they tell us to do this and that and tell us how to avoid potholes in life.An annoying thing is also is the singing of the NYSC anthem,I made up my mind not to learn the blasted song,imagine my horror when I discovered I knew it.Mtchew.
Things are ridiculously expensive here,of course we are being exploited,but of course,will have to stop now,don't want soldiers to seize ma phone.
How are you guys?Hope you re good.
Laters
*blows kiss*

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