HIRUNI

My backyard pond I spend most of my time at home with my backyard So I arranged my yard the way I wanted. Mom and Dad always help me with that.I have loved water lilies since I was a child, so with the help of my dad I made a small pond in the yard and found the flowers myself. Although it took a lot of time and money in the beginning, the happiness that comes from it is immense.Water-blooming flowering plants need a great deal of effort to adapt to flowering. I have arranged for close to ten types of flowers. It has now become a habit for me to find flowers that I do not have wherever I go. So I love my flowers ... this is a good habit for everyone to have.

  Yala National Park Yala National Park is the second largest national park in Sri Lanka.This National Park consists of five blocks, two of which are open to the public. This national park is located on the border of the Indian Ocean and attracts a large number of visitors.In the year 1900, this Yala National Park was declared as a Sanctuary This National Park is very important for the conservation of elephants, elephants, dwarfs and water birds in Sri Lanka. Due to the large number of visitors to this national park, there is an influx of money into the country as well.But while this is an adventure for safari visitors to the park, it is also a nuisance for the animals that live in the park Excessive noise and harmful fumes from vehicles entering the Yala National Park are very harmful to the animals living in this sanctuary. It is our duty as well as the whole world to see the wonders of this sanctuary so that animals are not harmed.

The National Symbols of Sri Lanka The national symbols of Sri Lanka are national anthem , falg, emblem , flower ,tree,bird, butterfly  gemstone, and sport. National Anthem The national anthem of Sri Lanka " Sri Lanka Matha " is believed to have been written by Rabindranath Tagore and later composed by Ananda Samarakoon in 1940 before the island nation's independence from the British . In 1951 it became the national anthem of Sri Lanka . Firstly ,it was written in Sinhalese and translated to Tamil. The first performance of the anthem was held in the fourth anniversary of independence day on 4 february 1952. National Flag The national flag of Sri Lanka consists of a lion holding a sword in its right fore pow by representing the Sinhalese people and first king. Dark red/ maroon background represents Buddhist symbol four golden yellow Boo leaves, one in each corner represent four sublime states. Around the background is yellow border that represents Buddhist monk's commun...

  Food pyramid  Food is a basic human need. A balanced diet is essential to live a healthy life. The diet one chooses is very important to him or her. The Food Pyramid is a systematic representation of the principles of healthy eating, developed by the Harvard School of Public Health under the leadership of the American nutritionist Walter Villetta. The food pyramid is a very flexible and practical guide to practical nutrition. The food pyramid contains all the main food categories. You should eat the food at the bottom of the pyramid whenever possible.

Favorite place to go and relax.😘 Almost every day I choose Galle Fort to spend more of my holiday. It is a hobby of me and my family to go to Galle Fort whenever possible and have fun. Due to the Kovid menace, people are not allowed to visit the Galle Fort in the recent past due to the large number of people visiting the Galle Fort. However, many people choose Galle Fort to be free.  Built by the Portuguese in the 16th century, the Galle Fort was further renovated by the Dutch. This place was suitable for a fort because the Galle Fort covered the sea on three sides. The fort also has a long and colorful history and is also known as the Galle Fort, the Dutch Fort, and the Galle Fort. There is so much to see in Galle Fort. Nowadays, Galle Fort is chosen for photography for weddings due to its beauty. This can be identified as a beautiful place in our country. Many people have heard of the Galle Fort but have never heard of it, so I urge everyone to go and have a fun experience.

  My first job  My first job was as a trainee officer in a private bank. After appearing for the A / L examination for the first time, I will apply for this job from those results. Then I got a date for an interview. It was the first interview I did for a job. Following the success of my first interview, I got a job as a trainee officer at the main branch of the Hatton National Bank Network. After working there for about a month, I arranged my transfer to the Hatton National Branch in Elpitiya, where I met a group of employees who lived like a family. The Elpitiya branch is more customer friendly compared to the Colombo branch. I had a lot to learn from my high school diploma, but my stuff helped me a lot to learn it all. About six months later I was able to learn everything in the bank. I also had a self-made customer base.Coming Kemin stuff could not do without me. This way I worked in a bank for about 1 year and 6 months, but after gaining admission to the university I...