Suggested
list of songs
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asoka
dissanayake
9:25 AM (21
hours ago)
to Manasara,
Piyaseeli, me, Jayalath
We could
either publish the whole list or reduce the number to 25. Is there a need to
print the Sinhala songs in both English phonetics and Sinhala?
The 2010
song book does not do so for the Tamil songs
Regards
Asoka D.
Piyaseeli
Wedisinghe
11:26 AM (19
hours ago)
to Asoka,
Manasara, me, Jayalath
In my
opinion having about 15 of English & 15 of a combination of sinhala and
tamil will be good.We will be able to sing a few by popular choice.
The majority
who sing speak sinhalese hence the need
to actually sound the sinhala words as they are.The English phonetics does not
convey the correct sound some times as singing is different to speaking, hence
the need for the sinhala words. The english voweis a & e dont always convey
the actual sound needed. This means it is costly to photocopy or print.
Piyaseeli,
The majority
cannot sing a tune to pitch and rhythm properly.
Philip
Arranging
the Day Programme.
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Manasara
Wedisinghe
May 24 (2
days ago)
to Asoka,
de, Jayalath, Lukshman, Karunanayaka, Lucky, me, Piyaseeli, Udula
Dear Group
leaders.
I would
like to pose
the question to you
all , whether we need to
have a “Clinical Meeting “ at
the Re Union.
Many of our
batch mates are
not working any
more Any clinical work
, to me is
irrelevant and a
waste of time.
Besides ,
we may be
able to listen
to some one , or watch
an interesting presentation
on Nature , or
Wild Life , Birds
etc. , with better use of
the time available.
If any
of our batch mates
visiting , need an
attendance certificate, to prove
their participation , that
can be provided.
We will
spend more time
chatting up about
our life in
the Med School , and
thereafter. Humour is
the key word.
We may
be able to introduce a
Traditional Dance item , or
any such activity too
to the programme.
Please write
back your views
and suggestions.
Cheers
Wedi
Charith
Nanayakkara
2:02 PM (16
hours ago)
to Manasara,
Asoka, Jayalath, Lukshman, Karunanayaka, Lucky, me, Piyaseeli, Udula
Dear Wedi
At the
outset, Can I offer my sincere thanks to you and your dedicated ‘local Team,’
for your continuing efforts to make this ReUnion a great success once again.
What matters
most is how the attendees would feel the
importance & usefulness of such a reunion in spite of their advancing ages(
still young at heart), personal and family commitments, inconvenience of long
haul flights etc.
They need to
feel it was such a memorable opportunity and they all feel it was fully
worthwhile.
You are
absolutely correct to say this is a reunion to meet & greet and reflect on
all the happy( & occasional unhappy) occasions and engage in good old
gossip, resolving any misunderstandings and misgivings, apologising to all bad
pranks you did to others etc.
Some may be
more intimate and more friendly and enjoy these get togethers and already in
regular circles but others may be silent observers. They all could and should
rekindle the amazing moments of 5 long and harrowing years of boring lectures,
useless practicals trying to store useless lecture notes in shrunken brains
with little success etc.
We know that
you cannot please everyone all the time but let’s try our best.
I agree the
need for a clinical/academic session appears superfluous and out of place, but if any one needs
attendance certificates, give them one to satisfy their needs.
We can only
offer our best wishes for all your efforts once again.
Regards
Nana
Charith
Sena Nanayakkara
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