wakes up and gradually rubs the dried rheum from eyes
Why is that stuff called rheum and why is it spelt rheum but pronounced like "roo-um"?!
We should all just call them sleepdust or sleepy-byes.
Folks'd probably know what we meant if we just said we were wiping the sleep from our eyes.
You'll rheum the day you read this pun 🤭
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@cdeangelis Interesting. It raises the question of whether he had gout or actually had rheumatoid arthritis which was often called gout in this period, before it came to be recognized as something different. Gout doesn’t usually affect the hands until late in the course of disease, while RA always affects the hands.
Do we know more about his symptoms?
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