Landau Posted April 11, 2012 Posted April 11, 2012 (edited) ((Personal Quarters – Starbase 118))OOC: Earlier in the day, before arriving on Victory::Laying in bed Jacob contemplated the upcoming events for the day. Knowingfull well it was going to be a busy day, just like the day before it, hesavoured the relaxing in moments in bed for a few more minutes before gettingup.::::Jacob from a young age has always kept a Personal Log that he uses to documenthis days and as a powerful tool for self reflection. Not being overly religiousabout it, he's only done a few since coming aboard the Starbase. Given theevents of the last few days, he figured it a good of a time as any to catchup.::Moore: =/\= Computer, begin new entry in personal log =/\=::Making the customary sound of acknowledgment, Jacob knew he could start.::Moore: Its been some time between entries, so I'll try and capture some of theexciting stuff that's been happening. Shore leave on the Victory was fun and agood chance to get away from the hectic life on the station. Unfortunately Ifailed to capitalise on the social aspect of the trip, tending to spend most ofthe time there in my own solitary endeavours. Something I want to really changein the future.::Jacob really did like to socialise, he just really didn't like meeting newpeople. Its almost contradictory but fully justifiable by him if queried.::Moore: Upon returning to the Station, the Victory was hit with a wave that wasdesigned to take offline certain sub processors that had been purposelymanufactured in such way to exhibit this reaction to the wave. It was unclearto me the motives or the people behind, although I hear that perhaps theRomulans were involved. Its not something that interests me; the who done it,but what I am interested in is what is the plan now that they have done it. Canwe expect something else in the future? If they are capable of achieving thiskind of success what next?::Diplomacy and conspiracy theory ranked pretty high on the list of things thatJacob found really boring. A talkfest of what if's and trying to query who hadinvolvement without offending anyone seemed like a massive waste of time. Nevertheless he was grateful that some found it there passion, as it meant thathe could focus on his, and repair the station as fast as he could.::Moore: Victory managed to get away unscathed..mostly due to a few quickworkarounds, and some of the sub processors being replaced recently. Lucky forus as we were able to limp back to the station who was far more affected thanthe victory. We were also luck the Victory was around as we were able to use itto assist the repairs.::Jacob grabbed some of the cereal mix he had stored in his room and began tochew it dry as he was going through his log entry. He also managed to showerand dress also. Multitasking was something he prided himself on doing, and thiswas a small example of that for him.::Moore: I spent most of my day yesterday getting the replicators back online, sowe could churn out as much repaired sub processors as we could. I ended upworking really closely with Crewman Sarah Novak. She is an extremely capableworker, and someone I think I would like to get to know out of work also….oO Why am I blushing ? Oo::Taking a few moments, Jacob challenged his thoughts. Was he really interestedin getting to know Novak on a personal level, and that is enough to make himblush? Or was it simply that he was feeling for the first time in a long timethat some personal attraction was necessary, just as doing your job really wellwas.::oO Wait…I don't HAVE to like someone, I didn't even know that I DID think of herlike that…Oo::Jacob was right, he spent all day with her yesterday without an honest singlethought of anything other than how to get the job done as best as possible. Itwas only now that he was feeling anything additional. ::Moore: Ahhhh…so the both of us managed to work well and get the replicatorsonline. I had called It quits for the night when I received a phone call atjust after midnight with an emergency. A virus was working its way towards thecomputer core and a virus I hadn't seen before. Commander Breeman wasinstrumental in coming up with a harmonic equalising solution that stopped thespread in its tracks. Quite clever really, and its a bit of a shame that he'smoved on to bigger and better things in command.::The Commander had made Jacob feel quite at home in Engineering and it hadleft a void in that spot when her left, and no one had replaced him. Theleadership vacuum was huge in the current situation given the chaotic nature ofengineering during a crisis.::Moore: Today work-wise, is all about getting communications back online. Weare an important part of the sectors communications, and when we are down, weare essentially in a bit of a black spot. Internally the communications areshot also, so its important today to get that online, and also get Main Powerback to all the decks. Once we can accomplish that, the rest of the work getseasier and easier. I hope I'm prioritising the jobs correctly…..there iscurrently no one in charge in Engineering so I'm trying to fill the spaces, butI've got about zero experience in doing so. Anyway, we'll see what todaybrings.Computer end personal log and encrypt.::As the computer beeped acknowledgement, Jacob Tidied himself up, grabbed hisEngineering Kit that he brought home with him, tucked it firmly under his armand headed out. As the light of the corridor his his face, he was ready tobrave another full day.::Ensign Jacob MooreEngineering OfficerStarbase 118 Edited April 11, 2012 by Necessity
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