Me: Daddy I will be calling the crow.. excuse me..
Daddy: the whaat?!? (pause) OK, but please be gentle..
The crow? you may ask.. It’s a bird and in our language it is called UWAK..
I have a very very weak stomach (much like the boy in How to Eat Fried Worms). I can’t drink untreated water. I can’t smell odd smell. I can’t eat dried fish. They would just end up in the toilet. (not from where it should come from, but from where it came in) YIKES! yes I throw up a lot. If you throw up when you were on your first trimester, think of it as my hobby. I throw in the car, even on short time travel. Just a sway sway can make my stomach sway sway . Stuck in traffic then the car moves.. my stomach moves too.. And my hubby can’t tolerate it that much. Because when I call the crow, it seems that I am calling it from far far away..
Me: Daddy I will be calling now (face on a plastic)
UWAAAAAK (hmm is that chicken intestine I am tasting on? oh gross, it stuck on my throat!)
UWAAAAAK… UWAAAAAK..
Daddy: (keeps on driving.. put the music on high volume)
SO the next time you need to throw up.. be a little discreet.. Tell them you need to CALL THE CROW
LOL
LOL! i should really keep this in mind, "CALL THE CROW" when i throw up. come to think of it, it sounds like UWAAAAKKK naman talaga. 😀
hahaha. bago yan ah. pwde rin sa mga lasheng. 😀 😀
hehe.. sound like fear factor 🙂
ah kaya pala crow hihi kaloka ka marce
“mgpapatuka ng manok” is the term we used especially when throwing out is because of too much alcohol intake, hehehe…
Hahaha… very creative. kakaiba ka talaga. 🙂