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Rotaract Club of Wellawatte Tuesday, June 30, 1987

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Make Your Quarantine Time A Quality Time

“How’s the lock down treating you so far?” Isn’t that a common question we’ve been asked for the past few days? Aren’t you tired of checking out your Facebook news feed filled with Corona and Quarantine Memes? Isn’t it boring to update your WhatsApp with “Send me a ❤️” status and sharing the pictures of your friends? I am pretty sure you got time to catch up on all those missed out TV series and movies. Aren’t you still bored of repeating the same activity again and again? For how long do you think you can keep yourself occupied in such a way? Looking at the bright side of the current situation, we are all blessed with something which has greater value than Money. And that is undoubtedly “The Time” – Free Time to be more precise. Rather than just spending your time lying around and doing nothing or repeating the same activity again and again, let us look into some productive and interesting list of things to keep ourselves active and occupied. Read a Book If you are a book...

Wella Pongal 2021

The festival “Thai Pongal” is celebrated to honor the sun god, the farmers and the cattle thanking them for a good harvest throughout the year. The “Wella Pongal” is a signature project organized by the Rotaract Club of Wellawatte under the Club Services avenue bringing everyone together to remark this traditional festival. Usually, everyone gets together to prepare Pongal and honor the sun god. Members of the other clubs are also warmly invited to join in the celebrations and the traditional games that follow. This year due to the pandemic, after considerable thought and careful consideration it was decided to celebrate Wella Pongal in a slightly different manner. It consisted only of RAC Wella members, this session was recorded and telecasted via the zoom platform on January 14th (Thai Pongal Day) at 10 AM, where members from other Rotaract Clubs and the general public could join us virtually in the celebrations. It should also be noted that the PHI and police approval was obtained f...

It's Okay to be Quarantined

'I don't want to try; I'm no good at this; I'm done, I had enough..' Sounds familiar? Each one of us would have gone through this phase of life where we wanted to give up, where we were okay to be a loser, where we simply wanted to quit our existence. We didn't want to fight that battle, we didn't want to clear the path that will lead us to a better future. But simply we wanted to run away from the problem or find an alternative to delay the attempt to solve the problem. It has become a big deal to keep ourselves motivated; to find the courage to face the problem; to find some extra time to do something little that will make us happy, instead we search our happiness in another human being. We expect a stranger to make us laugh and feel loved, to push us to find time to spend on us. Isn't that funny that we are depending on a stranger's motivational speeches, quotes or a pep talk to realize ourselves and make us strong? But we tend ...

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