[25th consult]

[dr_conscience]

Well, at least this time I don't seem to have a small collection of clones. Of course, the fact that this is spanning two days might make up for that.

For our visitors? While I appreciate your apparent fondness, I can do without being attacked by several of you on my way to work. I don't necessarily mind speaking to you, but really, I can't help but feel that you should really secure someone's permission before attaching yourself to them. I also can't help but sincerely hope that none of you are raptors.

...and to reiterate a point brought up by someone who is strictly a friend of mine and never, ever going to be anything more? I don't love House.

For those of you who live here, by the way? If you first spoke to me the last couple of times I posted to the Network, I can't help but feel compelled to point out that I am neither a musician nor a cop. My name is Dr. James Wilson, I'm an oncologist, and I am not now nor have I ever been a pretentious indie artist.

Thank you.


[ooc: No doubles plz (other RSL characters = ok, other Wilsons = noplz), anything else goes. He's late s3 (Resignation), but you can spoil him. He'll forget anything he has to. ... like ha already has.]

Comments

[mamawallbreaker.livejournal.com]

How did they assume you were a musician and a cop if you were a doctor?

1/2

[dr_conscience]

in which we stammer.

[dr_conscience]

... ah.

Well, ah-- there are curses here... I'm not sure if you'd have heard of them, only being around for a day or so, but... essentially, they change the affected person's mental status, abilities, and memories enough that they are other people for a day. Which is what happened to me, twice, in rather rapid succession.

...I'm sorry, you just look exactly like a colleague of mine.

in which she takes it good-naturedly.

[mamawallbreaker.livejournal.com]

Allison Cameron. I know. We've met.

I'm Winona Kirk, Starfleet Officer. No need to apologize. The confusion is natural.

[dr_conscience]

Well, still, it's not as if it's all that uncommon here, especially on a day like today.

It is a pleasure to meet you, though.

[mamawallbreaker.livejournal.com]

And likewise for you, Dr. Wilson.

Do days like today happen often?

[dr_conscience]

Not especially often. Every few months or so, it seems.

I take it this is the first time you've had the pleasure of joining us?

[mamawallbreaker.livejournal.com]

It is. Admittedly, a little confusing with the twin situation and not knowing exactly where I am, but it could probably worse.

[dr_conscience]

I think a good number of us could sympathize with that feeling.

On the bright side, you're on the other end of the crowding situation, so you'll probably be back home before you know it.

[mamawallbreaker.livejournal.com]

I thought I would be going home last night, like I was told. How long do these things usually last?

[dr_conscience]

Usually one day, though apparently it has been two before. I wouldn't worry too much unless you find yourself here tomorrow.

[mamawallbreaker.livejournal.com]

I would actually worry then as I have business to attend to on the starship and I'm sure James wouldn't want Mommy knowing what trouble he gets into here.

And I'm sure he has gotten into trouble already.

[dr_conscience]

As far as I've heard, time stops in our own worlds when we're here. I'd imagine that rule probably applies to all of you, as well.

I can't say I've had the opportunity to really speak with him, though I wouldn't doubt your intuition.