January
07, 2019 Monday
Anchor
at kwinana, Perth West australia
"Roman Catholic Christians are always ridiculed for worshipping
things made of stone, wood or even personal belongings - If they think its bad
enough, then they should try being trapped in a ship with a sun or coconut
worshipper captain around"
Its
still very early for it , but I have already started making plans for my next
ship assignment and have already started making arrangement on what kind of
equipment I should bring. So far my "scouting" of equipment at Lazada
Online store is promising and hopefully these toys will still be around by
april or may for me to be ordered. For now I can't order these items because of
the main problem that OSM-TCC payrol doesn’t wire transfer my salary to my bank
account until I get back to the Philippines first , so in the end I'd just save
it on my "item list"
As
for work ., things have been relatively peaceful , now that this ship has a new
captain. (Capt "Dong", Chinese
nationality) or so I yet to believe. The previous Indian captain wasn't very
pleasant although he doesn’t meddle much on day to day affairs or private
matters of the crew. Problem with the previous Indian captain is that he's not
Christian and doesn’t celebrate Christmas eve nor Christmas day, and as a
result the x-mas eve celebration is nowhere to be seen .
Hope
this captain get included on the "naughty list" of Santa because of
this.
I'm
going to remind myself that next time , I'd choose a ship that has NO INDIAN
CAPTAIN that worships a coconut as a god. My previous Indian Captain during the
time when I was at Eagle Boston was ok because he's Christian despite being an
indian,. But this most recent one is totally messed up for now being
christian , I'd definitely think twice
before joining an OSM TCC ship because of this.
To
be honest I'd rather prefer having a Russian captain or eastern European., They
may have issues on work but at least their Christian (orthodox) and recognize
Christmas eve and Christmas holiday.
I'm
not exactly sure on how things will turn out here , now that a new Captain has
arrived. Fortunately this Chinese Captain recognizes new year holiday (and
Chinese people have their very own "new year" holiday as well in
February) and has a celebration on new year's day complete with "horse
racing" event and "bingo" .
By
the way , I was praised for my outfit on new year's day
