Tuesday, 21 July 2026

SENTINELS UNDER THE STARLIGHT Celebrating Marine Volunteerism and Advocacy!

SENTINELS UNDER THE STARLIGHT Celebrating Marine Volunteerism and Advocacy!

BY Marian de Silva May 1, 2026
Looksmaxxing: Because Apparently Your Personality Wasn’t the Problem

Looksmaxxing: Because Apparently Your Personality Wasn’t the Problem

BY Marian de Silva April 28, 2026
Fluent in Sarcasm: Lost in Translation

Fluent in Sarcasm: Lost in Translation

BY Marian de Silva April 23, 2026
Culture, Communication, and the Great Sri Lankan Amnesia

Culture, Communication, and the Great Sri Lankan Amnesia

BY Marian de Silva April 9, 2026
Fireflies: hope, illumination and innocence

Fireflies: hope, illumination and innocence

BY Marian de Silva April 4, 2026
The Car That Smiled Back: The Ultimate Joy Machine

The Car That Smiled Back: The Ultimate Joy Machine

BY Marian de Silva April 3, 2026
From Big Hugs to Becoming a Star

From Big Hugs to Becoming a Star

BY Marian de Silva April 1, 2026
“Paint Me Lighter, Call Me Worthy” Colourism in Sri Lanka

“Paint Me Lighter, Call Me Worthy” Colourism in Sri Lanka

BY Marian de Silva March 30, 2026
Stanzas, alive and breathing

Stanzas, alive and breathing

BY Marian de Silva March 21, 2026
Dear Jo March and Eloise Bridgerton, You would have been best friends.

Dear Jo March and Eloise Bridgerton, You would have been best friends.

BY Marian de Silva March 18, 2026
The End and the Beginning: It Has Always Been With Us

The End and the Beginning: It Has Always Been With Us

BY Marian de Silva March 13, 2026
The Cold Porridge and the Women

The Cold Porridge and the Women

BY Marian de Silva March 10, 2026
Desi Aunties, Desi Uncles: A Match Made in Heaven The Art of Comparing and the Inability to Be Happy for a Child

Desi Aunties, Desi Uncles: A Match Made in Heaven The Art of Comparing and the Inability to Be Happy for a Child

BY Marian de Silva March 4, 2026
The Hierarchy of Heartbreak and the Invisible Woman A Reflection on Selective Empathy

The Hierarchy of Heartbreak and the Invisible Woman A Reflection on Selective Empathy

BY Marian de Silva February 27, 2026
When “Till Death Do Us Part” Becomes Literal: Misogyny, Murder, and the Silence We Keep

When “Till Death Do Us Part” Becomes Literal: Misogyny, Murder, and the Silence We Keep

BY Marian de Silva February 26, 2026