I run a small blog that serves readers who move comfortably between Sinhala and English. I now need a writer who can craft a steady stream of content in both languages—sometimes within the same post—to keep that bilingual community engaged. Scope • Write a mix of informative articles and light personal stories that feel conversational, relatable, and easy to read. • Each piece should flow naturally when a reader switches from Sinhala to English (or vice-versa) without feeling like a literal translation. • Topics will be provided in a shared Google Doc, but I value your research skills and original angles. What I’m Looking For • Clean, journalistic storytelling blended with friendly anecdotes. • Native-level command of both Sinhala script and idiomatic English. • Basic on-page SEO: clear headings, meta description, and two or three focus keywords per post. • A short content outline for approval before you start writing the full article. Deliverables 1. An initial batch of two sample posts (≈800 words each) to confirm style and tone. 2. Once approved, a calendar of 6–8 posts for the next month, delivered weekly. 3. Source links and royalty-free image suggestions for each article. I handle formatting and publishing; you simply deliver polished, ready-to-upload text in Google Docs. If we click, this can turn into a long-term collaboration.