A new year filled with happiness, health and wealth...
With every bubbling pot of milk, may our little island be filled with blessings from all the gods and goddesses...
Enjoy a tasty piece of Kiribath with those close to you...
Forget about weight watchers and cholesterol, eat all the kevum, kokis, mung-kevum, Aluwa, etc, etc, that you can get your hands on...
Forget all those little grudges with your family members and neighbours, and enjoy the season...
My family background is not Buddhist, so they’ve never been much into observing nekath and all that, frankly I’m not a big believer in all those things. We just enjoy the fun side of it :)
I also want to wish all Christians a very happy Easter!
Three friends and I are planning to go down south on the 13th and 14th, for some fun in the sun and sand. There are two bottles of Absolut, just begging to go down our throats, so who are we to disappoint them? :P
Cheers y’all, have a good Avurudu, and may it bring you health, wealth and happiness.
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Friday, April 10, 2009
Oba Samata Suba Aluth Avurudak Wewa!
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8 comments:
Wish you the same! Enjoy your holidays!
A fun filled Aurudu to you too! As of today I too am officially off anti-fatty-food club..since my mom made all these kokis/kavum/aluva today!
Cheers!
Happy Avurudu. and the pics you hoped for are in my flickr.
obatath esema wewa!! :)
Thanks guys. Hope you have a good one as well.
@niro - The anti-fatty-food club must be haveing a heart attack these days. Those kavum, kokis sounds tasty, care to share? :)
@Sach - Yup saw the pics, very lovely :)
happy Easter to you too Azrael ...
Check out "Abba Father" on my blog and let me know if you like the song.
It touched my heart...!!
And I love the pics you've taken. You're a really good photographer.. honestly : )
Glad you had a good weekend.
- Passionatelypatient
@PassionatelyPatient - Thanks Dear, will check out the song. :)
subha belated aluth avuruddak!
as long as people give me money for taking a sheaf of betle leaves and visiting old people in the family, i love avurudu :D
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