Yup, even indoor. In the classroom. In the laboratory.
Haha.
The terrible truth is that I am yet again the luckiest recipient of the eye infection. At least only one eye this time.
I went to the doctor yesterday. The 24 hours Donggongon Clinic. I was wearing my sunnies while waiting for my turn. I kept on getting glances. (Note to self: In the event that I ever become famous, this is certainly not the right way to stay anonymous.) When I showed my swollen eye to the good doctor, he took the torchlight, had a look-see at it. And then he laughed. He actually laughed! The dialogue went something like this:
“Bah, nokuro ko?” He asked.
I took off my beautiful pair of sunnies. “Intaii po gia mato ku. Nokuro maiti tu irad diti?”
“Sira po irad no?” While taking his torchlight.
“Di konihab po.”
He took one look. One look. “Kotuton ko bo gia tii! Haha”
“Hah, kotut? Oluor pondoh diti.”
“Depends on the site of infection boh gia” He gets a little-wittle technical now.
“Jadi haro katu gia mc untuk do kotuton?”
“Bah, onuan ku dika mc untuk baino.”
“Suab? Osonong no gia ti suab?” Since I’m amusing him so much, I decided to take full advantage and asked for 2 days of sick leave.
“Hahaha.. It’s not infectious. Actually, today you can even go to work. No problem.”
“But I’m teaching a bunch of teenagers!” Still trying my best to persuade him.
“Hahaha. You can explain to them about eye infection.”
Pffft.
I made him laugh early in the morning and he only gave one day of sick leave.
So, I end up looking glamorous all day long today. Luckily it IS a sunny day.
*In the event that you are wondering about the language, it is Dusun. But I am no good at writing it down ^_^;
