Jim stood and gazed out into the Black as he often did when he was trying to sort things out in his head. Uhura had been gone for a couple of days and he couldn't quite figure out if he missed her or not. A part of him was still convinced that all she wanted from him was a quick rebound, and while he was normally all for that, he had the urge to ( Read more... )

It was a little after 8am ship-time that the medbay doors slid open to admit the chief engineer. This was not unusual in and of itself; what was unusual was that he was neither obviously injured, nor being shepherded in by concerned subordinates or irate nursing staff. Humming under his breath, he headed for the CMO's office with a distinct bounce ( Read more... )

Gaila had a theory that someone had set up yesterday's turbolift trap? Well then, Leonard just wasn't gonna take the damn things anymore.

Which explained why he was currently, dangerously close to an infarction. Shit, he thought he was in better shape than this.

Leonard finally reached the level the Science labs were on. He'd tried his ( Read more... )

It was too crowded in his normal work station. The other computer scientists were too loud, too obnoxious, and too full of themselves. They insulted everyone, regardless if there was a reason. They were too quick to get annoyed at fixing little problems that would take less than five minutes. They ignored the fine details ( Read more... )

Gaila hummed to herself as she finished her engineering reports. She was overjoyed to be back on full and active duty; she hated sitting around and doing nothing, and she loved getting to work with the Enterprise's spectacular engines. After she submitted the reports, she decided to go visit David and ask him when they could hang out again. She ( Read more... )