Is it good time to settle down in Sri Lanka how we plan it?

Chinwi wrote:

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

Chinwi wrote:

im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

roshana7549 wrote:
My personnel view is that, Don't buy luxury houses(unless you are very very rich) since it stuck your hard earned money on non income generating source, other thing is bigger the house bigger the maintenance cost subsequently..... Same thing can be applied for the luxury cars also.............

It is always better to keep some money on Investments such as FD, Share mkt ,Land etc which can provide you an extra income... If you can save money from purchasing a affordable house rather than a luxury one, you could save some money for investments.........

LIFE IS NOT ABOUT PRETENDING THAT YOU ARE RICH TO OTHERS BUT INTERNAL HAPPINESS WHICH CAN BE DERIVED FROM MENTAL FREEDOM, when you got stuck with loans and debts which are difficult to be paid, life is more miserable. Therefore it s always better to be simple and debt free and which can give you some mental freedom.....

chinwi wrote:
My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

Chinwi wrote:

im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

Chinwi wrote:

im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

smallville wrote:

UKboy wrote:

smallville wrote:Nalaka u seem to be living in UAE, there's a bit of color discrimination in UK n US as well...

It's a shame that Sri Lanka no longer offer dual citizenship. I can understand the intention but there are some genuine cases.

They re-opened I heard but its expensive now  

nalaka_sg wrote:Hi guys,

this is not directly related to stocks. but like to get your  genuine comments on this.
i been living in overseas almost 15 years and thinking to go back to my roots. im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

i want to make exit strategy:idea:

nalaka_sg wrote:Hi guys,

this is not directly related to stocks. but like to get your  genuine comments on this.
i been living in overseas almost 15 years and thinking to go back to my roots. im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

i want to make exit strategy:idea:

Chinwi wrote:

im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

UKboy wrote:

smallville wrote:

UKboy wrote:

smallville wrote:Nalaka u seem to be living in UAE, there's a bit of color discrimination in UK n US as well...

It's a shame that Sri Lanka no longer offer dual citizenship. I can understand the intention but there are some genuine cases.

They re-opened I heard but its expensive now  

Small, thanks. I need to check again.

However as per below government site, its still the same but don’t know how often they update the site… 

Acceptance of Dual Citizenship applications are temporary discontinued until further notice. The new system is being developed and the public are kindly requested to wait for further announcement from the Department.http://www.immigration.gov.lk/web/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=238&Itemid=186&lang=en

When I checked few months ago it was on hold

smallville wrote:At last, someone's thinking goes inline with mine..  

Max spending u need to have a good house with good modern facilities & a comfortable car;
House - 9-10M
Car - 3-4M

Chinwi wrote:

im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

Chinwi wrote:

im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

Chinwi wrote:

im already fed up with living as 2nd class citizen in other land.

I can understand. I came back within two years !
I have another friend who is at a top position in DXB, coming back after 17 years leaving the lucrative job.

I think you are matured enough to manage your life and wealth here. If you have kids exposed to comfort they may get hard time to adjust.

Do not expect hassle free driving. You have to learn not to get angry when others show unexpected and foolish behavior on the road.

About investments,

Buy a countryside land within few hrs reach from the residence,  and plant Kos, Del, pol , amba , rambutan etc. and you can enjoy real life when you feel fed-up in town. Select a poor good family to look after it and you can help them also without affecting your finance. Few thousands are big amount for them.  

Doing a job will be much difficult. Our pace is mush slower in everything. Many people are just sitting like puppets. I gave up doing jobs, they cannot cope with my speed. I get angry and next was high blood pressure. If you like chatting and gossip wow! then this is the best place.

Best way is starting your own place and train some youngsters.  

There are many scams targeting expatriate cash. Do not jump in without full investigation.

As rainmaker correctly said, few trips abroad is a must. I prefer Thailand mainly due to affordable costs and tasty  food. [ nothing else   ]

As UKBoy said, study new highway system before buying lands. CMB-Kandy is coming.

After coming here, I studied many projects to start. We dropped many because : after paying salaries you get nothing.  

If you have enough money put half of it in FDs and buy good shares using the interest. Never go for margin trading.

Do not take risk by  investing all the money you have in everywhere. Better to keep at least 50 % in TB or FD until you develop any other steady income here.

Better not to bother about politicians or what they do. Do not argue in politics and waste your time and energy.

Finally, we miss many nice things in life while running for money and wealth.

We can do Bird watching, hiking, travelling in your own country, photography, helping poor..  etc.  There are many nice things to enjoy if you have money to  keep you alive.

My slogan is FIRE.

Financially Independent and Retire Early.
I escaped from the 'job' trap at the age of 48 years.

I worked hard for money for 26 years, now money work for me. I just manage them, leisurely .

If you wait to retire at 55 or 60 you knee joints will not allow you to go anywhere except hospital and then to the final pace.

roshana7549 wrote:

rainmaker wrote:Good question but you need to plan it well and it deserves more interrogation than the above responses.

Effectively what you need as a basic is a luxury house and a luxury car.

Secondly you need about 10m in FD that will provide a complementary income.

Thirdly you need a good job with a good salary plus plenty of perks .... entertainment allowance, luxury car, fuel, and plenty of foreign travel. You need the foreign travel to justify that your not missing anything just in case your inner mind starts saying things to you. Lots of social parties ( yes the crap you see in Hi magazine also helps )

I say this because you gotta aim high otherwise you will live in regret.  

My personnel view is that, Don't buy luxury houses(unless you are very very rich) since it stuck your hard earned money on non income generating source, other thing is bigger the house bigger the maintenance cost subsequently..... Same thing can be applied for the luxury cars also.............

It is always better to keep some money on Investments such as FD, Share mkt ,Land etc which can provide you an extra income... If you can save money from purchasing a affordable house rather than a luxury one, you could save some money for investments.........

LIFE IS NOT ABOUT PRETENDING THAT YOU ARE RICH TO OTHERS BUT INTERNAL HAPPINESS WHICH CAN BE DERIVED FROM MENTAL FREEDOM, when you got stuck with loans and debts which are difficult to be paid, life is more miserable. Therefore it s always better to be simple and debt free and which can give you some mental freedom.....

UKboy wrote:hmm this's interesting. I can see the government's intension behind new tougher requirements for dual citizenships but a 5 probation period is kind of excess.

Amendments to Sri Lanka's dual citizenship laws held up by Legal Draftsman

Processing dual citizenship applications was suspended in early 2011 in order to draft the new stringent criteria.

Under the new criteria, a pre- examination procedure will be initiated to satisfy that a person applying for dual citizenship in Sri Lanka has fulfilled the requirements to make him eligible for such dual citizenship.

Accordingly, a Sri Lankan applicant holding a passport of another country will be given a permanent residency for five years first. After the five-year period the applicant will be eligible to receive the dual citizenship status.

http://www.colombopage.com/archive_13B/Oct20_1382250784CH.php

Antonym wrote:

smallville wrote:At last, someone's thinking goes inline with mine..  

Max spending u need to have a good house with good modern facilities & a comfortable car;
House - 9-10M
Car - 3-4M

Interesting... So, one would need Rs 12~14 million house + car. To live a comfortable life in a place like Colombo, how much would a person need for everything else: food, entertainment, clothing, petrol, etc?

Antonym wrote:
Did you know that Sri Lanka has a 'My Dream Home Programme', where foreign nationals (over 55 years old) can get a visa by (i) depositing US$15,000 in a fixed deposit account and (ii) showing a monthly remittance of US$ 1500 for the principal applicant + US$ 750 for each spouse and dependent child.

Chinwi wrote:@ stumpy & pushpakumara,

කලින් දිනයක ලියපු එකකට නැවතත් ලැබුන ප්‍රතිචාර වලට ස්තුතියි.

මම මේ දිනවල ඒ කියපු බිම් කඩක් ගැන මූලික වැඩ කරමින් ඉන්නෙ.
මතුගම හෝ කුරුඳුගහ පිවිසුම හරහා කොට්ටාව සිට පැය 1 - 1 1/2 ක් තුල යන්න පුලුවන් ප්‍රදෙශ තියෙනවා කඳුකර දිය පහරවල් සමග  අක්කරය ලක්ශ 3-5 අතර​.   මාර්ග පහසුකම්, ඉඩමේ බෑවුම , පස​ආදිය  අනුව මිල ගනන් වෙනස් වෙන්නෙ.

තාමත් විදේශයක සේවයේ යෙදෙන මාව 100% ක් විශ්වාස කරන වසන්ත නම් වූ මගේ  මිතුරෙක් මෙය දැනගත් හැටියේ කිසිම ලියැවිල්ලක් නැතුව 50% කට වඩා ආයෝජනය කලා. එම නිසා වපසරිය හිතුවට වඩා වැඩි කරගන්න පුලුවන් උනා. අපි එහි අපේ සිහින වගාවන් හා පරිසරය හදන්න තමයි අදහස​. එයට මම දාපු නම Chivas Region

වැඩේ ලස්සනට කෙරුනොත් පින්තූර දාන්නම්.

Chinwi wrote:@ stumpy & pushpakumara,

කලින් දිනයක ලියපු එකකට නැවතත් ලැබුන ප්‍රතිචාර වලට ස්තුතියි.

මම මේ දිනවල ඒ කියපු බිම් කඩක් ගැන මූලික වැඩ කරමින් ඉන්නෙ.
මතුගම හෝ කුරුඳුගහ පිවිසුම හරහා කොට්ටාව සිට පැය 1 - 1 1/2 ක් තුල යන්න පුලුවන් ප්‍රදෙශ තියෙනවා කඳුකර දිය පහරවල් සමග  අක්කරය ලක්ශ 3-5 අතර​.   මාර්ග පහසුකම්, ඉඩමේ බෑවුම , පස​ආදිය  අනුව මිල ගනන් වෙනස් වෙන්නෙ.

තාමත් විදේශයක සේවයේ යෙදෙන මාව 100% ක් විශ්වාස කරන වසන්ත නම් වූ මගේ  මිතුරෙක් මෙය දැනගත් හැටියේ කිසිම ලියැවිල්ලක් නැතුව 50% කට වඩා ආයෝජනය කලා. එම නිසා වපසරිය හිතුවට වඩා වැඩි කරගන්න පුලුවන් උනා. අපි එහි අපේ සිහින වගාවන් හා පරිසරය හදන්න තමයි අදහස​. එයට මම දාපු නම Chivas Region

වැඩේ ලස්සනට කෙරුනොත් පින්තූර දාන්නම්.

Chinwi wrote:@ stumpy & pushpakumara,

කලින් දිනයක ලියපු එකකට නැවතත් ලැබුන ප්‍රතිචාර වලට ස්තුතියි.

මම මේ දිනවල ඒ කියපු බිම් කඩක් ගැන මූලික වැඩ කරමින් ඉන්නෙ.
මතුගම හෝ කුරුඳුගහ පිවිසුම හරහා කොට්ටාව සිට පැය 1 - 1 1/2 ක් තුල යන්න පුලුවන් ප්‍රදෙශ තියෙනවා කඳුකර දිය පහරවල් සමග  අක්කරය ලක්ශ 3-5 අතර​.   මාර්ග පහසුකම්, ඉඩමේ බෑවුම , පස​ආදිය  අනුව මිල ගනන් වෙනස් වෙන්නෙ.

තාමත් විදේශයක සේවයේ යෙදෙන මාව 100% ක් විශ්වාස කරන වසන්ත නම් වූ මගේ  මිතුරෙක් මෙය දැනගත් හැටියේ කිසිම ලියැවිල්ලක් නැතුව 50% කට වඩා ආයෝජනය කලා. එම නිසා වපසරිය හිතුවට වඩා වැඩි කරගන්න පුලුවන් උනා. අපි එහි අපේ සිහින වගාවන් හා පරිසරය හදන්න තමයි අදහස​. එයට මම දාපු නම Chivas Region

වැඩේ ලස්සනට කෙරුනොත් පින්තූර දාන්නම්.