Four Seasons

The other day I was watching a documentary about Earth from the Discovery Channel. With lots of graphics and animations the presenter explained how earth was millions and millions years before. The plates of the earth moved as the years passed by and it has reshaped the continents. As according to the presenter, millions of years back there could be days of winter and snowing in tropical countries such as Sri Lanka, Maldives, since we might not have been near the equator at that time.

Unfortunately we do not have the four seasons; i.e. summer, winter, autumn or the spring. Unlike the Western Countries, Maldives experiences only a rainy season and a sunny season. We get our spring and autumn in other ways. It comes not with the changing of climate, but to our moods and interests. At a point of our life, we might be very fascinated about the sky. Spend all our money and buy a telescope to witness the movements of the stars. Purchase online guides and observe per second updates. In two months time the interest and the mood might change to mobile phones. Again in few weeks the mood changes to certain “musical interest” or towards the Globo-gym. Then the seasonal mood and interest might change to collect great movies or for partying and discoing. Then again you might want to quit your job and go back to your mother to make hedhika, which seems to be more profitable. Or to light a fire and throw a bambukeyo in to it. And then, create a blogspot and write on it. No sooner the interest might change seasonally,

Speaking about me, I too experience the seasons. I had a summer of graphic designing. Then a spring of photography. Well, I have no idea what my winter would hold in store for me.



NOTE: When I first did my O/Ls, I got a “U” for my English. As a result in my O/L certificate the subject English was not even mentioned. I did a re-sitting later and managed to get a “C”. So, don’t bother pointing my spelling and grammar mistakes.