Trash Talk

It was an unbelievably hot day in the city without a cloud in sight. V3 had fun in the sun but were suffering the aftereffect of their action.

“Gosh, I feel so... thirsty!” gasped Ruwi.

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A Very V3 Vesak!

"He is always like that. Always getting late and see we have to discuss V3 too. Worst of all he doesn't pick up the phone." Ruwi sounded irritated, while adjusting the 'una' bamboo sticks on the skeleton of her star-shaped Vesak lantern.

"Don't worry, Ruwi, he'll be here soon. Can you please pass the gum?" Shaz was immersed with her Vesak lantern which was supposed to resemble a lotus flower.

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The hot stuff

"Hot!" said Sachi that perked the attention of Ruwi and Shaz who had been busy trial testing the delicious pizzas at the opening of the 'Regina Margherita' outlet at Urban Kitchen.

"Who? The waitress who served you or the pizza?," inquired Shaz with a wink, serving herself a slice of a delicious pizza called 'Chef Luigi loves Sri Lanka'.

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Scrambling for a Scrabulous success!

Plop!

V3 and Mr G were on their way to WTC when a soft sound and a howl of displeasure from Shaz drew their attention. Screwing her face with distaste, Shaz displayed a brownish blob that had landed on her arm while strolling under a shady tree.

“Yuck! How disgusting,” she exclaimed, gingerly holding out the arm from her body as far as she could manage.

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Mixed cocktail

"Wow! Isn't Hugh Jackman the cutest thing on the face of this planet!" shrieked Shaz, going gaga over an 'Australia' poster at MC with her very V3 buddies.

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Playing the game!

“Hiya. Sachi! What happened to you?” Ruwi and Shaz chorused in horror as they set eyes on their friend. The girls’ screams soon drew a dozen of eyes towards V3.

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Forbidden territories

“Parents should study about child rearing or planning. It isn’t a matter of how many babies you decide to have but the best way to raise a child. Kids love doing what they want on impulse and some parents brand certain topics as ‘taboo’ without explanation”

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