At the first sign of a child invasion, Christian had fled the island. He liked kids, he just didn't want to run into any that belonged to him. One surprise was enough, and with his history, there was definitely a chance that a whole army of kids could show up.

[ooc: Any response to pings will be slow as I am slaving away to make Mother's Day ( Read more... )

The clinic was open, and since things had been so quiet lately, Christian was getting caught up on paperwork and inventory.

The clinic was open and the doctor was in.

[Sorry this is up late, Easter is currently nibbling on my soul like a bunny with a carrot.]

Christian was back from his vacation. He missed the warmth, but he did not miss the facepalming over Matt's latest relationship disasters. He had to wonder if the DNA test was wrong and Matty really wasn't his son.

[ooc: I have survived V-Day but I am dead tired today, so SP is my friend.]

Dr. Troy was still on vacation, so the nurses were in charge. Currently they were watching Hearts 'n' Scalpels and debating if the lead doctor's hair was real or not.

[ooc: next verse, same as the first, we're in the home stretch now.]

The clinic, she was open.

[ooc: massive slowplay this week, see availability notice.]

The clinic was open, and Christian was studying anatomy. Female anatomy, that is, on various web sites.

[ooc: V-Day + feeling like death = SP at times.]

Christian checked on the new patient when he arrived at the clinic. What was it with these kids and unexplained comas? Katara had done a good job taking care of her head trauma, which, if he was reading the notes right, would've likely killed her. Her injuries were healed now, but she still wasn't waking up.

Christian checked on the patient and reviewed the notes from Dr. Howser, the nurses, and Katara. The blood work results didn't seem like the plague, but then again, they hadn't been terribly alarmed when the first patient showed up with that illness. There didn't seem to be any apparent physical cause for Zuko's fever, so what was wrong with the

The clinic was open, and if Hearts 'n' Scalpels was playing on the TV in the front lobby, well, it was only because the remote was broken. Really.