Ship's Log | To Boldly Go

I love all of this.

[Peggy Carter]

Have I ever told you that technically speaking, English is my second language?

[Bucky Barnes]

I need you to take off your shirt. For science. Well, actually for art,
but really it's the same.

[Tony Stark]

How are you settling in, Tony?

[Tony Stark]

Breaking his communication device? Really?

[Peggy Carter]

Permission to make a request, Agent Carter?

[Bucky Barnes]

Are you done avoiding me yet? The ship is only so big.



[Tony Stark]

How are you at sensors?



[Mary]

I might need a kiss for good luck, Beautiful.

I hate ice breakers. So...

F/M/K?

Tony

I'm so happy you're back! Thank goodness you weren't gone very long.

[Tony Stark]

Hi

[Bucky Barnes]

I'm in trouble

Someone really needs to tell me how to make an espresso happen.

Oh look, it's the guy that ate all my pop tarts. I wonder if he even remembers that.

DM to Bruce
SO... that's uhm. YOUR Betty again? Yeah? Do you dare? I mean, there's all kinds of reasons not to dare. Talk to me, buddy.

I am going to do something I almost never do.

I think it's appropriate to acknowledge and compliment my entire medical team.

Six months ago, when my—for once, quiet—medbay was invaded by new arrivals needing physicals and care and assistance, I was not thrilled, given the size of my staff. But as our numbers have grown, the number of medical personnel has increased exponentially. We are well-staffed, well-maintained, and I can say, a damn good bunch.

Be you trainees, experimental practitioners, researchers, displaced Starfleet, or my regular staff, I'm proud to work alongside you. Thank you for all you do.

I don't think I've had anything to drink yet today, so you can consider this genuine.

Don't worry, I'll be back to my grumbling and griping tomorrow.

New plan: don't get attached.

[DM to Steve]

Hey, Cap. Settling in okay? So, well, not the first question one might think to ask but
..when are you from?

I've been toying with some of the tech here on the ship, and I think I developed a tool that's could be somewhat useful, it's a holographic pen with a near infinite amount of storage. If only because it can connect to the zetabytes of storage that exists on this ship.

But it allows you to 'write' on any surface, creating a holographic image as you do so. Formulas, maps, notes, whatever. Then with a click of a button you can pull it back into the pen, instant 'clean up' with the image being stored back into the pen. It could be useful for coming up with math formulas on the fly, or whatever thing you can think of.

It's nothing too special, but another tool for the crew and us to use. I get bored... so, I started tinkering.

I think

I think Nat slept with my dad.

Is anyone interested in Klingon Opera?

Tony

Howard Stark... is he your father?

Saw your dad is here.

Enjoy.



-N

Um.

So.

How are you is a stupid question.

Need anything? Have you reached out to him yet?

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I miss my old roommate. Though I enjoy the privacy I have for now.

She kept things interesting.

Hey guys, and especially the Enterprise Crew and Seven-of-Nine. I have some advanced nanotech working in my costume from home, and I'd like to see if with it, and with Seven-of-Nine's knowledge and capabilities in that field, we could maybe find a way to begin incorporating it into our medical facilities. Try and help make it more 'mass-produced' so we have it in larger quantities. In the off chance something goes south. Like, Tony pisses off the wrong Klingon woman, or what have you.

Seven-of-Nine really did some great work on Vader when he was here, and I know that could be incorporated to help others perhaps.

Also, I want waffles.

[Private to Tony Stark]

Tony, could I ask you a question? Well, another question. About medical training.