A Quiet Stretch
Back at the cottage.
The night passes under a steady trade wind, the heat of the wet season lingering in the air. The tide rises throughout the night, lapping at the dock and saturating the ground near the cottage foundation. By dawn, the air is clear, though the smell of salt and damp earth prevails.
The limpets are done, I think.
way on the kitchen chair, unwrap the gauze from my own, and inspect the wound for spreading redness or heat.
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Smells good. Let’s eat.
walk to the kitchen table, sit down, and begin eating the limpets with Jenny.
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They're a bit rubbery.
eat slowly, glancing at the seed tin on the table and then back to my bandaged ankle.
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Yeah, a little. Next time I’ll simmer them longer.
finish eating, then gently lift the gauze from Jenny’s ankle to inspect the wound for redness, swelling, or heat.
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Be careful, it's still tender.
wince slightly as the gauze pulls away, watching the skin for any new streaks of red.
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I’m being careful. Looks clean so far—no red streaks. Let me redo the poultice.
clean the ankle wound with saline from the first aid kit, apply fresh mint and sea beet poultice, then rewrap with clean gauze and secure it snugly but not tight.
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