MilksopJun 18, 2017Jun 18, 2017 at 08:43 AM
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The Eighteenth of Midyear; Moons: Last Quarter; Mood: [there seems to be black scribbles rather than a descriptive word.]
Running low or am out of the following ...
- Toad Flax [as in the name, if a toad is residing near, it is at it's highest potency.]
- Sweetbrier
- Fleabane [gather more than needed, with the wet climate one can expect all insect life, big or small, to escalate.]
- Hare's Beard
- Ring-O-Bells [the deep blue, like the summer skies in auridon. be wary of anything lighter as it is not yet ripe.]
Patient Notes
- Make more of the goose grease salve for Widow Minna's sore joints. While the swelling has gone down, she has found herself to be as "spry as a fiddler's wench" and able to stand for prolonged periods of time.
- Helped set a young Bosmer's arm whom had fallen from a tree. It should be noted his parents seemed more upset that he managed to fall from a tree than the fracture.
- Was approached about helping to deliver an infant, remember to get back to the expecting mother and insist on a lack of experience as not to set expectations high. Perhaps I can find the name of a midwife for her. Last name began with Moon, I believe.
Personal Tidbits
This day was not as how I originally thought it to be, events didn't quite play out as planned. I've found myself in a mire of self-pity, though do I really have a right to wallow? When all is said and done, he was right about one thing. I'm pushy. I never saw it as anything to be ashamed of, more so that tied in with my love of helping others.
Thinking about it anymore makes my chest ache. My age, I do believe, makes me more prone to this romantic nonsense.
Unacceptable.
The remedy for such a dark mood, as prescribed by myself, is a hot bath scented with dried lavender buds and one of those dreadfully delicious blackberry pastries.
I have far too many, after all.
Leaving on a lighter note, a teenaged Bosmer by the name of Cirlin gave me a hug in return for a piece of equipment for her practical jokes. It was nice. As someone in my profession, I am used to giving the occasional comforting touch if a patient is having a hard enough time. Rarely, is it the other way around.
Running low or am out of the following ...
- Toad Flax [as in the name, if a toad is residing near, it is at it's highest potency.]
- Sweetbrier
- Fleabane [gather more than needed, with the wet climate one can expect all insect life, big or small, to escalate.]
- Hare's Beard
- Ring-O-Bells [the deep blue, like the summer skies in auridon. be wary of anything lighter as it is not yet ripe.]
Patient Notes
- Make more of the goose grease salve for Widow Minna's sore joints. While the swelling has gone down, she has found herself to be as "spry as a fiddler's wench" and able to stand for prolonged periods of time.
- Helped set a young Bosmer's arm whom had fallen from a tree. It should be noted his parents seemed more upset that he managed to fall from a tree than the fracture.
- Was approached about helping to deliver an infant, remember to get back to the expecting mother and insist on a lack of experience as not to set expectations high. Perhaps I can find the name of a midwife for her. Last name began with Moon, I believe.
Personal Tidbits
This day was not as how I originally thought it to be, events didn't quite play out as planned. I've found myself in a mire of self-pity, though do I really have a right to wallow? When all is said and done, he was right about one thing. I'm pushy. I never saw it as anything to be ashamed of, more so that tied in with my love of helping others.
Thinking about it anymore makes my chest ache. My age, I do believe, makes me more prone to this romantic nonsense.
Unacceptable.
The remedy for such a dark mood, as prescribed by myself, is a hot bath scented with dried lavender buds and one of those dreadfully delicious blackberry pastries.
I have far too many, after all.
Leaving on a lighter note, a teenaged Bosmer by the name of Cirlin gave me a hug in return for a piece of equipment for her practical jokes. It was nice. As someone in my profession, I am used to giving the occasional comforting touch if a patient is having a hard enough time. Rarely, is it the other way around.

