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
kikamz says
October 21, 2009 at 7:27 amLOL! 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. 😀
redamethyst says
February 26, 2010 at 7:35 amhahaha. bago yan ah. pwde rin sa mga lasheng. 😀 😀
Sherry says
March 5, 2010 at 5:11 amhehe.. sound like fear factor 🙂
niko says
March 18, 2010 at 9:33 amah kaya pala crow hihi kaloka ka marce
january says
October 19, 2011 at 3:03 pm“mgpapatuka ng manok” is the term we used especially when throwing out is because of too much alcohol intake, hehehe…
Jenny So says
October 20, 2011 at 9:23 amHahaha… very creative. kakaiba ka talaga. 🙂