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greatlightother

-79- [So, so very text]

Feb 17, 2011 16:55

Damon's gone. My item isn't linked to him anymore and his room is empty. To any of his friends, I'm so, so sorry.

The Admiral is such a fickle creature. Almost a year. I can't even remember our first meeting. A year ago...what were you doing? Were you here on the barge? Back at home?

Happy?

[Private to O'Brien]

doubleplusungood comrade.

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journals and alcohol don't mix, drama and stupid, probably a little emo, guilt tripping herself, complaints get you nowhere, o'brien is just misunderstood, damon is one letter from demon

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Re: private greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:07:07 UTC

You're not in the least bit sorry.

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Re: private greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:12:41 UTC

Right now, I don't care if I am powerless. I just want to stop feeling that way.

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Re: private greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:11:32 UTC

Not really alright, no.

What's happened to you today?

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Re: private greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:20:42 UTC

Nothing happened to me. It happened to my inmate. And now I'm suddenly not supposed to care.

...both of those, Neil. I need both of those.

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dominie February 17 2011, 23:16:26 UTC

A year ago, I was watching a clone of my younger self go to his death. [And missing Ace and still mourning Hex quietly.] The poor man had thought he was truly me, and when he realized he wasn't... I couldn't convince him to persist on.

greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:19:43 UTC

Not a very happy story, Doctor.

championoftime February 17 2011, 23:22:33 UTC

No. No it's not. But for every unhappy story there's a learning experience and a happy story in the making. For the times when the weight becomes heavy, I find a warm cup of tea and a book from someone whose thoughts turn to lighter things a welcome respite. Or if available, the company of a good friend.

greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:24:59 UTC

Right, Doctor.

I said that, too. But it's nonsense. At least, for now.

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empirical_data February 17 2011, 23:43:23 UTC

I was performing at a wedding. It was immediately prior to my work aboard the Barge, and counting the time that I spent searching for Victor's creature, according to my internal chronometer I was singing at a wedding.

greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:45:08 UTC

They must have been really good friends to you if you sang at their wedding.

empirical_data February 17 2011, 23:49:22 UTC

My counselor and my Commander. They were the closest thing to family that I have ever known. Their relationship was not constant, but they had been in love for as long as I was acquainted with them. Counselor Troi was my greatest adviser in personal matters.

I am sorry for your loss. I miss my family as well. [They might have just been his crew, but they might as well have been his family as much as Dr. Soong was his father.]

greatlightother February 17 2011, 23:55:24 UTC

I bet the wedding was beautiful.

Where was it?

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timesbureaucrat February 18 2011, 00:53:37 UTC

If someone told me a year ago that I'd be living with a bunch of humans on an interdimensional space cruiser, I'd have laughed in their face then ordered them to a Zero Room for some down time.

As for what I was doing...it was something barely ethical, very classified, and absolutely essential.

greatlightother February 18 2011, 00:58:46 UTC

Did you accomplish it?

timesbureaucrat February 18 2011, 01:01:52 UTC

Yes, I did.

It didn't make any difference in the end, however.

greatlightother February 18 2011, 01:30:01 UTC

Why not?

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