After coming back from the trip

The trip was somewhat "fantabulous" and "energy-draining". 3 things I have learnt about myself that I'm proud of are that the level of each of the aspects in myself; DETERMINATION, RESILIENCE, CONFIDENCE and MIND-MATURITY have enhanced, so to say. A thing I have learnt about my character that I need to improve on is the vulnerability of my inner self-confidence, often allowing fear to preside. What I found difficult to do was coming down from the pinnacle of the mountain because you have to rely on the remaining strength in you to come down of that seemingly never-ending mountain...together with the rain, fatigue and insufficient sleep on the night before, the struggle was intense, however, with much perseverance, the declining was finally over. When I met with difficulties, the 1st thing I did was to look at the problem in another angle as I told myself, " nothing is always what it seems ". Next time, I should apply this little "skill" on the obstacles to come in life, it may be a useful "tool". Working as a team was more of a help than hindrance because like the old saying goes, " It takes two hands to make a clap ", proves it's point. When working as a team, the difficulty of difficulties becomes easier and it takes lesser effort to overcome. 3 things I found different in Kota Kinabalu compared to Singapore were that first, though their cuisines might look common in Singapore, they actually carry a strong distinct flavour that not everyone would take to their liking. Secondly, its roads and can go for as long and traffic lights are seldom in sight. Thirdly, the local stall proprietors are willing to give a discount to as much as from a 2-digit umber like 30 to a single digit number like 8 or 9. After this trip, I like being a Singaporean because I have spent almost my entire life here and am used to the way it is now. If I could go on the trip again, I would request for a longer stay for a minimum of 10 days, a seemingly cheap and reasonable price and more "sport" activities. 3 words that I would use to describe the trip are "EUPHORIC", "MAJESTIC", and finally, "MEMORABLE"