Kalapiyan vs Non-Kalapiyans in Sri Lanka 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️

Hindu's

Hope you all are doing well these days. Last few weeks I spent time in Moratuwa which belongs to a "කලාප". Timely the powercut time increased from 1h to 5 h so it led me difficulties of working from home. Team members face power cuts at different times, hence together we were unable to work as a team. This situation caused to waste day time and we had to work in night to complete our tasks.

Finally, I decided to come back home, where not belongs to an "කලාප". Even though you have asked to inform authorities if there is no power cut, please don't inform our area.

I am so curious how other "Kalapiyans" spend their time during the power disruption.

How I Spend the Time During the Powercut?

I tried as much as I can to perform my work using a laptop battery and mobile hotspot. But when the works are too heavy to handle with a hotspot, I ran to the bed and had a nap until I hear the notice of the fan. If it is morning, I use it to go to the shop, but in the evening I spend in bed mostly.

After I came back home as a "Non-Kalapiyan" to do my regular stuff while resting the team members are not working.

I am Proud of My Valantines Day Gift

For valentine's day, I gave a jar candle to my boyfriend and I am so proud of the need of it right now.

You also can gift a Candle or a set of Candles to your loved ones in Sri Lanka to celebrate the remarkable moments of the life.

Are You a Kalapiyan? What Do You Do During the Power Cut?