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Starfleet Personal, Moya, Eve Moneypenny and anyone else you think should see this

I was wondering if any of you would be interested in getting a group together to see Phantom of the Opera at the NY Theatre?

Hello, I'm Deanna and while I have been explained this situation I have to say it is more than a touch odd. Which is surprising given all that I've experienced in my life. I also understand that we're stuck here for the time being?

Will

Imzadi, I was told you were here.

Apparently I should've checked out private sector work years ago. Stark Industries is a lot more willing to take chances than Starfleet. There aren't nearly so many pesky little rules holding down the research or testing here.

Currently I'm stretching my brain around trying to recreate a slipstream drive with using 21st century technology. It'd be a fun project, if I weren't working on it because I'm desperate to get back to my ship and I wish I had some of my old cohorts from Voyager here. Seven of Nine and Commander Tuvok aren't exactly a joy to work with, but they know their business.

It's strange. Last time I got launched millions of miles away from where I started and knew it was going to be years before I saw home again (if I ever did at all) I didn't care. There was nothing waiting for me on that earth that really mattered to me. People talked about going "home" - but it was never home to me, not really. Then I was on Voyager, and after a couple of years, it really was home. I had friends there. I had family there, basically. And now I'm here, and I finally understand why my friend Harry was always so nuts about getting back to Earth, and why he was so stupidly optimistic about getting there again.

It's a little weird for me, too, seeing all the people here who feel like I did about being on Voyager. That sense of "Well, home was lousy, so maybe I'll make a better home here." I don't feel that here, but I recognize the feeling. I remember feeling that way. So, all you folks who are trying to start over here...I hope it works out for you as well as it did for me. And for me, I hope that cube sucks me up and puts me back on my ship where I belong.

It occurred to me this morning that it has nearly been a year since I first arrived here. I mean I have a few more months to go but still it is fast approaching. Well it won't be a year until May 30 but with how quickly these months have gone I'm sure it will be upon us in no time. It's been an interesting time though. Mostly not all that bad, I mean there were some experiences when I first arrived that I would rather not repeat and by far the worse was Sandy. Confession - I've been afraid of storms since I was six and that definitely didn't help matters.

I'm glad so many people are here though, especially people I know already. The friendships I've formed are brilliant and while it's not home, I am thankful to have them.

Well. That was an interesting little trip. Anyone care to tell me what the hell is going on?
Commander William T. Riker but you can call me Will. Or better yet call me a shuttle back to the Enterprise.

>> I think my new roommate is an alternate-reality version of Neelix
>> If Neelix were an underpowered Q
>> The living room walls are black
>> And reportedly "reality is extra bendy" there
>> I'm going to the bar.

I thought Starfleet would make SHIELD training seem like a normal day of work. Ha. Considering how much they love paperwork, I'm surprised there is a damn tree left on this planet.

With these protestors around here, some of the Russian families in Brighton Beach think I should move there. They're really sweet, and despite the centuries, it feels like Russia. I like visiting there.

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Two of those are America, and two are Russia. Can you tell which just by looking?

Over the Christmas holidays, I decided on a whim to apply to SHIELD once they were over to hopefully work in their Science Department. I mean I have been working at the Brookhaven Laboratories since arriving here and getting my qualifications recognized and I do like that job but I think SHIELD might be slightly more challenging?

How many of you are applying to work there as is? Anyone else hoping to go into the Sciences?

I hope everyone had a good Christmas and New Years though.

Christine

Are you still interested in learning about the future?

Who: B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris
When: New Year's Eve
Where: B'Elanna's apartment
What: New Year's Eve ... heh.
Rating: PG

( Happy 2013! )

Who: The whole game!
When: Leading up to Christmas
Where: Under tree. Delivered with bows.
What: Christmas presents!
Rating: Who knows!

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This is strikingly similar to the KGB: you're taken without warning, they have projectile weaponry (high velocity metal! Not as precise as phasers, and they don't have a stun setting), they ask you questions they already know the answers to, and you're set up in separate housing from the rest of the world. KGB is Russian of course and wouldn't hold people in Moscow or St. Petersburg, but I don't remember where the Americans put the Japanese; I believe that was on the other coast. It's so quaint here with cars and subways and so much pollution in this city. Whether it is our reality or another, as they said, we've irrevocably altered it now; the people here are different, not just us here. Commander Spock's point about realities was proven last time. I suppose they would have told us, if they were willing to, but no major issues have developed from any of this?

I'm just curious; How many of you are not from Earth?

Who: B'Elanna Torres & Tom Paris
When: Sunday evening
Where: La Silhouette restaurant
What: Dinner
Rating: PG

( There were a lot of things that Tom missed about Voyager, but none so much as he missed his wife. )

Spock and I will be hosting a small holiday get together at our apartment (Potts Tower, 507) on Friday, December 22nd at 7pm. I'll roast a turkey and whip up some sides and a pecan pie, so y'all are responsible for the booze and anything else you want to share. Let me know if you plan on coming, what you'll be bringing, and if you'll have additional guests with you.

LHM


Filtered to Spock:
Since I'm working on the food, can I leave you in charge of doing the decorations for the party? I'm sure it'll be an educational experience.

The Hobbit was great and all, but wait until you see how they remaster it in a few dozen decades.

Hey Trekkies/Enterprise people.

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Seems legit.

Who: Kathryn Janeway & B'Elanna Torres
Where: B'Elanna's room
When: Just after their texting conversation
Rating: Low, perhaps some swearing?
Status: Incomplete

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I've been told that I'm not the only one from the Enterprise here. Any of you interested in meeting me in the bar?

I suppose I should introduce myself. For those who don't know me, I'm Uhura, the communications officer on Enterprise.

TEXT TO Tom Paris:

» whats this about being from a tv show?
» thats like a holonovel?
» did you watch it?
» did you watch it yet?

TEXT TO Kathryn Janeway:

» i know were not
» captain, can i have a word?
» im not sure what i can be doing here.