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Are tuks scarce these days?
Finally for a tuk to (finally) visit my paternal grandparents. When the tuk dude arrived eons later, I hopped in and was like, TO DALUKOTUWA!
and he was like you mean Dalupitiya?
Right, that& #39;s why it wasn& #39;t on Google Maps...
Finally for a tuk to (finally) visit my paternal grandparents. When the tuk dude arrived eons later, I hopped in and was like, TO DALUKOTUWA!
and he was like you mean Dalupitiya?
Right, that& #39;s why it wasn& #39;t on Google Maps...
Yes yes I said, to Dalupitiya.
There is no place called Dalukotuwa, he said. There is actually, a DaluWAkotuwa I replied. But yes, to Dalupitiya stat pls, I& #39;m late. Fast? He asked. Aiwa. Fast, uncle.
There is no place called Dalukotuwa, he said. There is actually, a DaluWAkotuwa I replied. But yes, to Dalupitiya stat pls, I& #39;m late. Fast? He asked. Aiwa. Fast, uncle.
He took a completely different route (new highway entrances mean new roads) and is zipping at high speed along paddy fields and whatnot. I& #39;m not sure if the tyres are touching the road. A water bottle he& #39;d kept at the back went flying past my head and got lost.
Also idk where we are. But I& #39;m all hyped up for urban jungle adventures.
He asked me for directions. I was like er? Idk these roads, man. But the be said a familiar name and I& #39;m like YES to thst junction.
Also, these roads have flooded. Now we& #39;re going through water.
Also, these roads have flooded. Now we& #39;re going through water.
He knows his geography - and biology. Being the plant aunty I am, I pointed at some lovely purple blooms among the weeds in the flood waters and the flooded paddy fields and asked what they were. Turns out it& #39;s Japan Jabara blooms.
