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Indygal goes to Mirissa!
This is the blog I updated nearly every day during my three month stay as a volunteer in Sri Lanka. I lived there from January to April 2008 and the blog tracks the change in me from hating it to loving it and never wanting to leave!
Me at Mirissa Beach
Indygal goes to Mirissa!
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- Will Sri Lanka ever find peace?
- For the off!
- My last day in the office
- Cultural Extravaganza of a Weekend
- ... a Jewish Passover Seder Dinner
- Aatif in his wedding outfit
- Shiny Happy Girls
- Men doing what they do best at weddings
- Shy boy ....
- ... comes out of his shell
- One of the things I WILL miss ...
- And another thing ...
- In denial as Oprah would say ....
- Another thing I won't miss about Sri Lanka
- Suba aluth arudack veva!
- What I will miss about Sri Lanka - the racket!
- Nor Lanka - best hotel in Unawatuna
- Can’t get a coffee for love nor money
- Happy New Year!
- Talking of beautiful babies ...
- What I WON'T miss about Sri Lanka
- This one's not scared anymore
- I WILL miss .... being a celebrity!
- For breathtaking photographs of Sri Lanka ...
- Parliamentary Pandemonium!
- Bank of Scotland saga continued ...
- The Countdown Begins
- Aversion therapy has worked!
- How could I forget the creepy crawlies?
- Taking your life in your hands
- Stamp of disapproval
- It's not all hard work
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Welcome to my World
Won't you come on in .... am only saying that because blogger suggested this might be the time for me to welcome you!! I started blogging in March 2007 as Indygal. It was a political blog because I was standing in the Scottish Parliamentary elections for the SNP (Scottish National Party) in the constituency of Glasgow Springburn. I don't know if it's a female thing or just a "me" thing but the political often strayed into the personal. And some people loved it whilst others cautioned against it but I never gave away anything too personal. I have mastered the art of appearing to be very open whilst remaining very private!
In January 2008 I came over to Galle in Sri Lanka to work on a voluntary project for 3 months. I knew it would be one of the most significant experiences of my life and I wanted to document it, thus this blog. I hope you enjoy reading about it.
In January 2008 I came over to Galle in Sri Lanka to work on a voluntary project for 3 months. I knew it would be one of the most significant experiences of my life and I wanted to document it, thus this blog. I hope you enjoy reading about it.
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