However, the "sweet" (it was deceivingly wrapped like a candy) turned out be the most awful thing I've ever eaten. I should have known better not to eat it in the first place judging from its "ugly" and wrinkly appearance. Since it was already in my mouth, I had to keep a straight face and dared not spit it out - the bus teacher was just sitting nearby.
It was after reaching home that I finally confessed to mummy... "Mummy, Yang Laoshi (the bus teacher) gave me a sweet but I don't like it. It's not nice. It tastes horrible! It's very, very sour and very, very salty!!" **ptooi... spit the sweet out**
Mummy burst into laughter when she saw the "sweet", which was not a sweet after all. It was a preserved sour plum (shuen mui)...
Although mummy found my story rather amusing, she is glad and thankful that I did not choke on it while reluctantly "storing" it in my mouth throughout the 7km bus-ride home!
Pop the whole shuen mui in the mouth, wow, I can imagine her face, hehe :P
ReplyDeletemuahahahhah....this is so funny! i love suen mui even when i was a kid :D
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry that I laughed too..hehe. Funny ler...teachers give sour plums to the kids.
ReplyDeletehahhaha.....cute Chole. Yes...luckily she did not choke during the bus ride.
ReplyDeleteReally indeed looks horrible... hmm...
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