Ship's Log | To Boldly Go

I've seen a lot of strange stuff in my time, but this is—completely new and unexpected.

I was informed I'm not the only archaeologist aboard. Anyone have any suggestions for how to stay busy around here?

[Starfleet Captains - Archer, Janeway, Picard + Kirk obv]

I've been mulling over the best way to put all of our collective experience to use. I've gotten the approval from Captain Kirk and Starfleet Command to form an advisory council for the Enterprise and all of you have been granted security clearance for this endeavor. Although I don't anticipate daily meetings, we will be providing daily briefings and meeting as needed to draw upon the collective wisdom of Starfleets captains for whatever situations we might face.

I'd like for us to meet at least once before we arrive at Fornax. Would any of you be interested in such an endeavor?

[Leia]

I'm sorry if I wasn't myself the last two nights. A recent passenger has me distracted. He's the spitting image of Jim's father.

I'm not certain what it says about myself that I hear the words 'there will be a briefing', and I feel a tinge of excitement. I suppose that I like to be informed, is at least one thing.

[TNG Enterprise Crew]

There seem to be a few more of us here, and I was thinking that the possibility of a social event every week in my quarters might not be amiss. It could be anything, simple things like tea, or a reading or performance, some sort of game.

Thoughts?

It's good to be back in space again. No matter how much I appreciate shore leave in some ways, I enjoy the stars equally and maybe more.

[Filter: Riker]

Have you determined where you will be working aboard here?

It's good to be back on the Enterprise even if I did enjoy the shore leave on Earth. Back in my own time, it hadd been a while since I had been there so it was good to see it again and to see what it looked like in what is my past. The most interesting thing was going to Alaska and visiting what will eventually be my birthplace. That was pretty strange. I almost wish I hadn't done it

The hightlight of my Alaskan adventure was seeing a moose. They're nearly extinct in my time and the few there are livin in wildlife reserves. Seeing one standing right in front of me was quite a surprise. Thankfully he was in a good mood and I didn't piss him off.

Alaska was beautiful. Much more my sort of climate than many of these places on Earth and we saw some animals that I've never seen before but read about on the PADD back on the ship. I think I liked that a lot better than I would the Hawaii place.

This does appear to be a most unusual situation. While it will take some getting used to, I believe the experience may be a good one.

I'm Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise, and I am a Starfleet Captain in my own time, which is not this time, but it seems that is fairly common around here.

[Starfleet Command Officers]

I will likely need some time to orient myself to this situation, but I would like to offer my expertise, and my willingness to serve on this ship in whatever way might be most beneficial for Starfleet.