Sima Life

Sarasavilas in Lakassery is where we’ve set up. It’s a quiet spot compared to the big city centers, and that’s how I like it. We call the business Sima Life, and it’s mostly about the everyday things people need. I’ve lived around Lakassery for a long time, so opening something here felt like the natural thing to do. The building has a bit of character to it. I usually spend the morning sweeping the front and making sure everything looks presentable before the sun gets too high. It’s not a massive store with thousands of items. Instead, we keep a selection of things that we know the local people actually use. Sometimes people just drop by for a chat while they’re out on their errands. It feels more like a part of the community than just a place of business. I handle most of the work myself, from ordering the stock to talking to the people who walk through the door. It gets a bit quiet in the middle of the afternoon, but things pick up again towards the evening when folks are heading back home. There’s no big corporate strategy here. I just try to keep the shelves stocked and the prices fair for everyone. It’s a simple way to spend the day, and being in Lakassery makes it feel like home every time I walk in to start the work.