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[theyregooddogs]

Who: Doctors in training and the curious
Where: Clinic
When: Day 123, 7AM Sharp

[Well, whatever way the winds blow on combat in the cooliseum or combat over the next upgrade, someone has decided to be prepared. If more wildlife comes to Imeeji, there could also be some severe reactions to it. So, the lesson for the day is allergies, from the banal to the lethal, including how to do a basic level allergy test. Sorry, it's for skin only; John is not ready to teach anyone how to work with any of the laboratory gear he has amassed for blood tests. There are practice and real epipens for students who want to be prepared . . . ]

[Or you could just gossip after class about why did John have to show that many gruesome pictures of rashes, hives, and sores?]

[[This was announced on Dissonance for anyone to poke their head in and learn something, like all first aid classes. There are some more classes over here, since I fell behind.]]

Comments

[liarliarliar]

But those small things matter a lot to the people who needed the help so nice job.

[iamverybadass]

I guess so. And it's good practice for an actual little kid. He has super powers, but those don't change that.

[liarliarliar]

Mmm. No need to make things too intense.

[iamverybadass]

...It felt nice having a quiet night for me too. I remember that it felt boring, but I...had fun with him.

[liarliarliar]

Mmm. It doesn't need to be the most exciting thing if it's done with a good friend.

[iamverybadass]

I know that now, but I don't know if I knew it then. It's strange to think about.

[liarliarliar]

Character growth!

[iamverybadass]

Is that what it's called?

[liarliarliar]

Probably.

[iamverybadass]

Getting amnesia has its perks, I suppose.

[liarliarliar]

Not many but a few.

[iamverybadass]

I probably would have figured it out eventually at home...but I am glad I got to learn it from people here.

[liarliarliar]

Silver is a great teacher.

[iamverybadass]

He's good at explaining things. And patient.

[liarliarliar]

He's so patient. Especially with me when I'm so bad at the sporty things he teaches me.

[iamverybadass]

You have to be patient to teach that. Everyone is bad at first.

[liarliarliar]

I'm especially bad. Like a toddler.

[iamverybadass]

You're at least twice as good as a toddler.

[liarliarliar]

Have you seen me throw?

[iamverybadass]

No, but I'm pretty sure you have to try to actually throw worse than a toddler.

[liarliarliar]

It's not particularly great unless I put every ounce of concentration into it.

[iamverybadass]

You'll need to concentrate less the more often you do it. I don't think about aiming at all myself.

[liarliarliar]

Jealous.

I have to think about everything. How to grip the ball and how to move my arms and when to let go....

[iamverybadass]

I'm sure I had to think about that too when my training was beginning.

[liarliarliar]

Perhaps so.