Mina did have a hangover, but it disappeared the instant she moved to a supply closet to... indulge in her nature. She almost was caught by a fellow nurse, but luckily managed to hide the evidence quickly.

She then took her station out front, to deal with those who came in to the clinic.

[ooc: OCD first, please. Open!]

If today was supposed to be unlucky, Mina held none of that superstition.

Instead, she found herself struggling with boredom today. The excitement of Wednesday had made her research and reading seem a little less engrossing.

She was worried that she might be embracing her 'other self' too much.

Though she was also desperate for company.

[ooc: OCD first, plz Open!]

Mina worked her shifts at the clinic today as studiously as possible.

With as many as were gone this week, she doubted the possibility of medical emergency.

[ooc: OCD free, open]

Mina staffed the clinic during most of the day, until she would be gone in the evening.

[ooc: Okay, I fail and forgot last week AND almost forgot this week. No OCD, because I'm a moron.]

Mina settled into the clinic, with her recent purchase of a 'cellular phone'. The concept intrigued her, though she started to second guess her purchase when she received a rude message. She returned the call, but unfortunately it went to three innocent people.

It was not a good day for her to try new technology, apparently.

But, her mood was not spoiled for any who needed medical assistance.

[ooc: OCD first, please Open!]

Mina busied herself today with writing a new report back to the British government. Of course, if anything required her to do other work, she would do it dutifully. After all, it was a fine establishment, and one for which she worked hard.

[ooc: OCD first, please Open!]

It was Mina's first day on the job. She settled in after making her acquaintance with the other staff, learning what everyone's specialty was and so forth. She wanted to be prepared for whatever the day may throw at her. Hopefully, she thought, it would be smooth going. She had a medical textbook to read through during the slow hours. She was no medical doctor, of course, but some academic knowledge would be highly useful in the execution of her work.

Not to mention, there were quite a lot of interesting breakthroughs made in the past hundred years.