My Self🥰💗


            

                                                      I am Ruchini Vichithra Rathnayaka.

   I am a strong and beautiful girl☺️. I live in Madola in Balangoda town. I am 21 years old🎀.

   I studied at  Ananda Maithreya Central College. Now I studying University of Visual and 

   Performing Arts💃. There are six members in my family. Mother, Father, Sister, Grand 
 
   mother, Grand father and me there are six of us💞. I have one sister and no brothers👧.    

   My family is with me in all my work,which is a great strengh for me🩵. Besides dancing, my 

   favourite hobby is watching movies🎞️and my favourite movies are Harry Potter🪄and 

   The Lord Of The Ring💍.I like to play badminton🏸and volley ball⚽.I am very lucky girl🥰.

   Finally, My future hope is to be a dancing lecturer👩‍🎓. I am working hard for it☺️.

 


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