From A Normal Boy to A Future Mariner ( Part 2)

 How's it going , my viewer? Doing good? Me too. Alright, let's get things started. Today's post is a sequences of the other blog which part 1. I will continue my story about my journey from being a normal boy to a future seafarer. A story where all things seem to be a sweet memories. And some of it bitter, I think. 

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   Most of us has that one friend who really and probably 100% depending on us, well, there's one of my friend named Fakir which is my  classmate since Form 4 until Form 5. I can tell that he looks like doesn't exist in our school. He's been lonely and sometimes afraid to talk to other people. But when we make friends with him, he started to be like 100% depending on us. When he's not completed his homework or task given, he will copying our answer no matter what. But eventually we able to adapt to his behaviour. 

      I don't have a photo of him because it was deleted in my old phone. What a shame. But, at the bright side, we were able to finish our high school with flying color. Most of us get above 5 A's and we were happy about it. We talked about what's next.

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As we celebrate our vacation, most of us had their part time work but for me, no. I didn't apply for a part time work because well, it is still a early for me to gain money. Which most people will disagree with me. As the months goes by, I'm using my time to search for public university. I also apply for UPU to make more chances for getting myself a university. 

       Then I discovered the Airasia Cadetship Program. I applied for it because I was really ambitious of being a pilot one day. I waited for two months for their respond but it never came. I felt really disappointed because I felt that I'm not doing good enough.

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I almost gave up on this journey. When I'm about to give up, I just discovered a marine academy called Malaysian Maritime Academy. I searched for info about this academy and found out it's just the same genre as the pilot academy but in different nature. At first, I didn't want to go because of the very expensive fees. But my parent told me not to worry about the fee. They said just study hard and become a successful people. Make the world know of your presence, they said. I insist of enrolling into the academy, but after a few persuade from my parent, then I agree.

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Being a student of MMA was a very unexpected. Not what I wanted but it still the same. Making new friend, meet new people and new faces, it's a cycle of life. You meet people and they go. Getting used to the environment in MMA was a bit of difficult for me. I have to be independent and not to always rely on to someone. 

Now, I used to the environment and able to take care of myself. From a normal boy who used to rely on to someone and now, a future seafarer.