stories to each and every one around there. She came to me and was waving a coconut-leaf said that it was a “snake”. I was wondering as to where she has seen a snake whether in Germany or in Sri Lanka or in a zoo.

Walker was translating to me all her stories, which she was narrating to me in her mother tongue, German. Her father was watching from a distance at the restaurant with a smile. I felt from their joyous mood that they were relishing their trip to Sri Lanka

While I was lost in the beauty of the scenic Indian Ocean’s panorama, some movements in the restaurant draw my attention.

Casting a glance over there, I noticed that Marita Kantar is just wandering there, thinking of something seriously in the center part of the restaurant. She has come back again to continue her research after two months away from the Resort in Germany.

Marita is a dynamic student from the then East German part of Germany. She was doing her undergraduate studies in the field of managing social sciences at the Wismar University in the scenic Wismar City of Baltic sea area. She coordinated with me to organize the “Night of a Thousand Dinners” - a success at the Aquarius Sports Resort Hotel.

While I was approaching her she was surprised and said: “It is nice to see you again”. I too felt so and as was the first day of the New Year, I greeted her with New Year Best Wishes. I once again thanked her for her valuable coordination in organizing the event.

Suddenly interrupting my thought, a small girl around four to five years came screaming and shouting towards us. She had come with her parents from Germany for the New Year vacation. She was playing with all of us around there. Eva was holding one of her hands and hugging her. They were standing near the dinning table next to our chairs.

When I looked at her and said: “Hallo” she too repeated it with a smile.

After I wished Eva a happy New Year and extended my hand towards the small girl, she so smartly took my hand and greeted me with gentle smile. I was surprised by her etiquette. I just rubbed her upper shoulder and asked: “How are you”, she broke into a lovely smile as an answer to my question. When Marita extended her hand, she wished her with great cordiality.

The following day when we were at breakfast, she was running around every table and telling a number of stories to each and every one around there. She came to me and was waving a coconut-leaf said that it was a “snake”. I was wondering as to where she has seen a snake whether in Germany or in Sri Lanka or in a zoo.

Walker was translating to me all her stories, which she was narrating to me in her mother tongue, German. Her father was watching from a distance at the restaurant with a smile. I felt from their joyous mood that they were relishing their trip to Sri Lanka.

ndergraduate studies in the field of managing social sciences at the Wismar University in the scenic Wismar City of Baltic sea area. She coordinated with me to organize the “Night of a Thousand Dinners” - a success at the Aquarius Sports Resort Hotel.

While I was approaching her she was surprised and said: “It is nice to see you again”. I too felt so and as was the first day of the New Year, I greeted her with New Year Best Wishes. I once again thanked her for her valuable coordination in organizing the event.

Suddenly interrupting my thought, a small girl around four to five years came screaming and shouting towards us. She had come with her parents from Germany for the New Year vacation. She was playing with all of us around there. Eva was holding one of her hands and hugging her. They were standing near the dinning table next to our chairs.

When I looked at her and said: “Hallo” she too repeated it with a smile.

After I wished Eva a happy New Year and extended my hand towards the small girl, she so smartly took my hand and greeted me with gentle smile. I was surprised by her etiquette. I just rubbed her upper shoulder and asked: “How are you”, she broke into a lovely smile as an answer to my question. When Marita extended her hand, she wished her with great cordiality.

The following day when we were at breakfast, she was running around every table and telling a number of stories to each and every one around there. She came to me and was waving a coconut-leaf said that it was a “snake”. I was wondering as to where she has seen a snake whether in Germany or in Sri Lanka or in a zoo.

Walker was translating to me all her stories, which she was narrating to me in her mother tongue, German. Her father was watching from a distance at the restaurant with a smile. I felt from their joyous mood that they were relishing their trip to Sri Lanka

aluable coordination in organizing the event.

Suddenly interrupting my thought, a small girl around four to five years came screaming and shouting towards us. She had come with her parents from Germany for the New Year vacation. She was playing with all of us around there. Eva was holding one of her hands and hugging her. They were standing near the dinning table next to our chairs.

When I looked at her and said: “Hallo” she too repeated it with a smile.

After I wished Eva a happy New Year and extended my hand towards the small girl, she so smartly took my hand and greeted me with gentle smile. I was surprised by her etiquette. I just rubbed her upper shoulder and asked: “How are you”, she broke into a lovely smile as an answer to my question. When Marita extended her hand, she wished her with great cordiality.

The following day when we were at breakfast, she was running around every table and telling a number of stories to each and every one around there. She came to me and was waving a coconut-leaf said that it was a “snake”. I was wondering as to where she has seen a snake whether in Germany or in Sri Lanka or in a zoo.

Walker was translating to me all her stories, which she was narrating to me in her mother tongue, German. Her father was watching from a distance at the restaurant with a smile. I felt from their joyous mood that they were relishing their trip to Sri Lanka

>After I wished Eva a happy New Year and extended my hand towards the small girl, she so smartly took my hand and greeted me with gentle smile. I was surprised by her etiquette. I just rubbed her upper shoulder and asked: “How are you”, she broke into a lovely smile as an answer to my question. When Marita extended her hand, she wished her with great cordiality.

The following day when we were at breakfast, she was running around every table and telling a number of stories to each and every one around there. She came to me and was waving a coconut-leaf said that it was a “snake”. I was wondering as to where she has seen a snake whether in Germany or in Sri Lanka or in a zoo.

Walker was translating to me all her stories, which she was narrating to me in her mother tongue, German. Her father was watching from a distance at the restaurant with a smile. I felt from their joyous mood that they were relishing their trip to Sri Lanka

stories to each and every one around there. She came to me and was waving a coconut-leaf said that it was a “snake”. I was wondering as to where she has seen a snake whether in Germany or in Sri Lanka or in a zoo.

Walker was translating to me all her stories, which she was narrating to me in her mother tongue, German. Her father was watching from a distance at the restaurant with a smile. I felt from their joyous mood that they were relishing their trip to Sri Lanka. Her mother was tenderly hugging her infant son on her lap.

A driver of the Aquarius Resort approached them and greeted them affectionately.

The whole atmosphere in the restaurant was one of love and fascination.