Posted by Captain Eela Dasca (Lt. Governor) in Calm (Markets) Before the Potential Storm

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Sharah Fayth (Chief Star Fleet Medical Officer) in Calm (Markets) Before the Potential Storm

Posted by Captain Eela Dasca (Lt. Governor) in Calm (Markets) Before the Potential Storm
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Again the doctor shrugged, amused. “For medical matters you ate absolutely correct. But we have worked hard to make Sacred Heart different and an example. I know where I can influence, where to simple watch, and where I am not wanted. The political climate if Oed is one of the later.”

Sharah moved on to another booth, a small selection of hand sewn quilts.

Sharah

Following with an ease in her step, Eela smiled at people she passed who met her gaze. As she approached the stall, she took in the quilts. “Sewing. Now there’s a skill I never had an opportunity to learn. It must take a very long time to make one of these quilts.” She looked over at the artisan and grinned. “These are quite something.”

~Eela

The woman was an older human. She nodded, “It can take weeks to months depending on the design, and many people to get a quilt complete. If you are interested in learning we offer classes.”

Sharah perked up a little at that, “Really? That’s wonderful. It is really a lost talent. So many things can come so easily now.”

“Technology is wonderful, but there is something…greater about doing it yourself.”

Sharah

“Most definitely,” Eela said. “There are many things I take joy in being able to do. A satisfaction and pride in your own efforts, now matter the outcome.”

She looked at her friend and grinned. “I’m trying to picture myself in a class, and all I see is blood shed for the number of times I’ve pricked myself. Somehow I think you’d have better luck, but it could be interesting to try.”

~Eela

“Highly doubtful. There is a reason I don’t cook.” Sharah moved around the booth looking at several of the pieces. She unfolded and looked at about 10 before she settled on 4 of the quilts and paid for them.

The woman smiled at Eela, “We teach you how not to do that. Though it will happen. It’s like a rite of passage. We start simple. We hold it at Rabbitus Memorial. You can sign up through the centers information page.”

Sharah

Delight touched her eyes and Eela nodded. “You know, I’m always willing to try something new. I’ll see if it can work with my schedule. Thank you,” she said enthusiastically. ” Her schedule was always a dominating factor in her life and there was little she could do to change that. Could she fit in a regularly scheduled class? Most likely, but it meant possible juggling or opting out of something else.

“We look forward to having you.” She finished tying the quilts and putting them in a large cloth bag and handed them to Sharah.

As they continued on, Eela smiled. “Those are lovely quilts. Do you have a plan for them?”

~Eela

Sharah nodded, “I have four godchildren. I haven’t sent them anything in awhile. They are finally settling in at their new home. They struggled a lot after the Viking. I think they will like these.”

Sharah