Nearly 3 months of preparation… for what was going to be the 3rd consecutive time I’m ending the year with a big Airsoft game in Thailand! This time it was organized by Thailand Military Impression Club. The theme is Afghan War (2001-2021).
Joined by 170-something players at Grand Canyon, Ratchaburi. Saw some familiar faces from the last 2 MILSIMs, and met new ones. Had a blast!
There are more photos, I’ll share in the next post…
I slept most of the last 2 days after I got back from a game of foam darts on Lazarus Island, Singapore. The game was more than a month in the making, and even at relatively pricey SGD75 (for a Malaysian), I wanted to come for the experience – or at least, say that I’ve been here before.
With 83 people in attendance, I was the only one from Malaysia. But if you think I was the only one that made the effort to come here, there was also Patra that came all the way from Indonesia, who was also in my team in Silent Knight II.
Mid-way through the game, I got stung by hornets 
While my condition isn’t serious, another player had to be taken back to mainland. I am fortunate in comparison. I rested for half an hour, and returned for the third and final round. And yes, our team won! We discovered and carried the treasure chest back to base under covering fire. After that, I legged back to Johor.
As I’m writing this, I’m still resting and hopefully, nothing major manifests.
Here are some photos from the event:
One of the Organizers have put together a feature-length video from the event – watch it here:
Joined the 5KM Midvalley Southkey Charity Run, that I signed up for a few months ago.
And wow, the goodie bag and gift redemption is exceedingly generous! Is that why it’s called a “charity” run? If only there’s this incentive every day or week. Run 5KM and you get to claim all these!
P.S. And what a day it was, because when I got home, the electricity was out in the entire neighborhood for the rest of the day! There was a scheduled maintenance, and electricity came back only around 8PM.
Thanks for a great time, meeting familiar faces in some years and new people from Thailand.
Props to Patric Chan for arranging a purposeful 3-day session, and Seree Woradechjamroen for nice choice on venue, spacious villa rooms and generous food. The rainy days didn’t dampen the fun!
While I was in town and in short notice, I joined Zoeii the Wiibbit and her family at TQG’s newest branch opened in Kota Damansara. They hosted an activity night (loosely based on the Cashflow 101 game) and a seminar presentation by a certain Dr Ignatius Augustine (who’s been using a bunch of the same slides since 2002!)
