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I'm Minaali. Just turned seventeen and from sunny Sri Lanka. In love with photography, cricket, travel, Harry Potter & the British pop band McFly. I guess you could say I'm not exactly the most 'normal' person around, but I mean that in the most positive way, I assure you.

My journal is a record of my teenage life, to prove, that at some point, minaal actually existed. It is also to laugh at myself when mature, adult me looks at them some time far far far into the future. I'm not going to lie, most of my entries revolve around my interests & whatever is going on in my life at that point. This means a lot of cricket, music, photography, design and of course the long rants about school, family & friends that you tend to get from a seventeen year old. Hopefully, I am interesting enough for you to add.

As a friend, I read all my friends entries every day and comment maybe 90% of the time? (Somedays when I'm busy, I just skim through the page) So, if anyone thinks that I sound interesting enough, please add me and comment either here or on my f/o post because I just migrated from LJ and am lacking more than a few active friends. ♥

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I can already tell you're beyond awesome!

No worries about the language thing...I studied in the Sinhalese medium for YEARS, and still have a tough time with it. ENGLISH IS THE WAY TO GO! :D Plus, I'm fascinated by Greek, so yeah, we may have common ground anyways!

I'm adding you. Right now.

Wow! Thank you. :)

Wikipedia tells me Sinhalese and Tamil are opposite each other...

I vaguely remember a Geography class from ten years back or so, where I had been assigned to study Sri Lanka! Honestly don't remember anything else about it, besides really disliking that teacher. xD;;;

Reading now about Indo-Aryan languages, which is the other sub-sect besides the Indo-European ones!
;_; I'm having difficulties installing Sinhalese support onto this machine... it looks really pretty, though! Very loopy. ^^

Most Sinhalese and Tamil do have issues with each other, even after the war, but I think that kind of behavior is pathetic. -_- So yeah, I do have tamil friends in school. :)

Haha, oh poor you, I can just imagine having to study that. lol.

It looks pretty, yeah, but it's a pain to master!

It must be like the "friendliness" of the north and the south of the US even now after the civil war.
Pretty artificial.

I only remember "I had to study Sri Lanka once in middle school :D but I didn't like the teacher =.= she was fat and old"

All the loveliest stuff is hardest to master.