Today was a quiet day, nothing bad about quiet days but that was the whole reason why Rabbit did not enjoy quiet days. He had been in sickbay for all of thirty minutes on his shift and already bored out of his mind. He walked around Sickbay and thought about what he could do professionally, when nothing came to mind he went to Christine ( Read more... )

Sometimes even a small-town, country doctor could have brilliant ideas. Leonard was rather smug as he enjoyed his first cup of real coffee from Sickbay’s new coffeemaker. Looked around the small gathering just outside his office, watching everyone enjoy a rich, flavorful, steaming mug. It was the first day back on the mission. A time that ( Read more... )

All fun and games were over now. Or almost over. It was the morning of the day before setting out on their next assignment. Leonard was glaring at Medical's duty assignments and scheduling. Trying to ignore the various aches left over from last night's drunken karaoke excesses. Lord, booze and song were really a bad combo for him. He pushed ( Read more... )

First eight days on the Enterprise had been well; there wasn’t much for a fine young medic like Rueben to do other then paperwork, inventory and treat mirror wounds. He longed for a moment for the streets of San Francisco, at being called in long after his shift was over to an emergency, at helping people but only for a moment. He took a long drink ( Read more... )

The Enterprise was most definately a large ship. It had taken Shane four wrong turns, three dead ends, and twenty minutes to find the mess hall. Suffice to say, she was now starving.There were several people meandering around the room, and it took a moment for Shane to locate the line to receive food. She was feeling kind of like a sandwich, but ( Read more... )

Occasional fun and games aside, this was a working shore leave. Ship and crew had to get whipped back into shape after the business with the Spores. Sickbay certainly needed a good taking down and putting back to rights. The requisition list for new or repaired equipment was shockingly long, the shopping list for supplies even longer. And the ( Read more... )