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Enlistment duty last Thursday at the jetty was quite an interesting experience. It was a pointless task really; anyone would have been able to figure out where to go easily without help. I guess my job was more of to be hospitable and give the visitors a sense of being cared for by the organisation.

Directing traffic onto and off the ferries for the entire afternoon would have been extremely dull, if not for the many reactions I elicited from the people who passed me. It felt nice, when after making eye contact with them, many parents and family members reciprocated, smiled, nodded or thanked me. Some stopped to make small talk, a few saluted extravagantly, another congratulated me on a job well done and two cute old ladies waved and said bye bye. A number of parents looked at me with a proud and surprised expression that read wow my son is going to turn out as polite and as disciplined as that.

Not everyone was amicable though, some glared at me with mistrust, suspicion and even hatred; many more simply avoided looking at me. The girlfriends were the rudest, virtually every single one of them pretended I didnapos;t exist, and the most I received was one or two curt nods or thank yous. But the new enlistees, surprisingly, looked at me rather neutrally. Most of them were very quiet and none spoke with me.

I saw many many red tear-streaked faces as the people left the island, mostly on the women, but on one man as well.
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