Self Introduction

 

My name is Nimandi Sewmini Weerasinha.I am twenty two years old.My village is Dehiattakandiya.My family has mother,father,sister and brother.

I am currently a second year student studying communication studies at Trincomalee campus Eastern University.I am currently a music scholar and a diploma holder in psychology and counseling.

I often free my mind by singing songs. I feel sad and lonely I like to spend time enjoying music.

I like to travel a lot.I love to spend every moment of my life happily..

I am also very fond of photography and dubbing.
My future hope is to become a Journalist.

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