Stardate 6007.02.12.17.45.16

Stardate 6007.02.12.17.45.16

Well, slightly short on time, but not enough that I have to write a short blog.

So far so good. My job is doing well. Cleaned another section of the lab. Man, that place is a goldmine with the things you find. Its like you’re in dreamland! Surrounded by science…I love my job. Much better than dealing with my Food City job.

I submitted a pretend budget to Mrs. Foutch today in hopes of what she’ll say. Definitely took some inspiration from Gundam, and I’m curious what her input is with economics and political science. When I have results, I’ll be sure to share them.

I think I have math homework at home when I get there. I know I will go to bed early, and will want to draw and write. I will try to find a way to post some of my stories online on Facebook. I think I’ll just post it as a note. If that’s the case, I’ll post a few before I go home.

About my blogging, I will try to post a blog every day. If I don’t, I assure you I’ll try to do one at least once every other day. Helps me get over not writing people now that I don’t have pen pals anymore. Those are hard to come by these days.

Better get going before it gets too late.

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Stardate 6007.02.08.11.01.14

Stardate 6007.02.08.11.01.14

I believe I have a bunch of time on my hands at the moments. Here’s the deal.

One, the USS Orion has finished preliminary repairs of the starter coil. I can now use it.

I am planning to head to the Delta Region in Johnson City today to visit family. I heard parking is horrible at ETSU, and that they want their own football team again.

My male betta died last night after a vicious fish fight that took place earlier that day when I wasn’t home. I wasn’t happy, and now have to start back from square one on my betta breeding program.

I cleaned part of the physics lab closet yesterday. There is so much old stuff in there! It definitely was a process. I even found some improperly stored materials in a normal cardboard box, for two decades on a shelf and NOBODY knew about it. I think I made Dr. Morgan’s day…

Now, let’s rock. I’ve got some butt to kick.

NOTE: Future Janeil here. It’s funny to see how time passed since with this blurb, and ETSU now has it’s own football team. It seems like they only got it together and started building in 2015. Just an observation on the passage of time.

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Stardate 6007.01.18.11.39.06

Stardate 6007.01.18.11.39.06

I am finally settling in for my first week of college so far. Trigonometry looks challenging, yet assuring that it will be easy. Political Science looks like an extremely interesting class, in addition to that I have met a friendly acquaintance called Wendy, and someone who’s a member of the Astronomy club. Biology 2 is the only thing I am worried about at the moment, but am sure will do very well.

A starter coil on the Orion seems to have gone bad. The car just clicks when I turn the key, then all of a sudden, starts as if nothing happened…

That’s about it for the moment. Will post more pictures.

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Notable Quotes from Past Memories – 2007

Notable Quotes from Past Memories – 2007

I did an experiment on Facebook with those “form letters” that go around. I asked those in my friend list what they remember best about me. These were some of the responses I got:


“Dude…JCPenney is only on one side…”

– Misty V.

“Ryan’s. I ate so much.”

– Laura B.

“Who can forget Dunkin’ Doughnuts?”

– R.H.

“How about when we drove in Greenville? We took the max up there and then we came home and got the 240. That was fun everyone was out that night!

– J.H.

“Remember the time that you and Jason went with me to Bristol to look at the Christmas lights and the Corolla passed 2 cars on the high banks of BMS (Bristol Motor Speedway) and also when we went to Knoxville to look at my cousins car.”

– Brandon D. Lane


Thanks, you guys.

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Fleet Photo – USS Orion Cockpit

I’ve had some people asking me about Orion’s interior, specifically the inside. So I decided to grab this shot before I headed out; considering it’s Monday and all. So what’s going on here?

 

Well first, you get quad power outlets, leather boot for the shifter, pedal plates, steering wheel cover, rubber liner for the handbrake well and while it’s not visible, a temperature/compass/clock on the floor of the console. I also have a neck brace on the seat belt to make it more comfortable when driving long distance.

 

Upper section you get to see my radar detector (which works better as a scanner for everything else BUT police radar), a notepad to jot down something quick and an dolphin amulet I had bought from Pigeon Forge a few years ago.

 

The blue switch does light up, and controls the runner lights on the windshield sprayer nozzles; they’re a bright blue, and illegal to drive with in Tennessee. So I have a manual switch to control them separately from the main lights. The hole to the left of it was for another switch that toggles with a nice green light, and is supposed to be setup for a pair of fog lights in the near future.

 

So yes, my cockpit ladies and gentlemen. Now you know what it’s like to be at Orion’s helm.

 

Heading Out with a Wing Seat

It’s been awhile since I’ve flown, and it’s been a very long time since I’ve gotten onto a larger plane that’s not a CRJ. So as soon as I got seated on this Airbus 319 to head out to LaGuardia, I knew I had to get some sort of photo. Just look at the size of that wing!

 

Honestly, it was a very great feeling; almost felt like I was on a starship.

Glasses Hat

I swiped this from a relative’s phone. On our way back home, I decided to be super silly, making it out that my glasses had a pair of eyes. I had no idea they snapped the photo till later, but it did give them a laugh, at least! The hat isn’t too bad, though.

On the Road – NASA Hall of Fame

As much as I wanted to go sightseeing when I went to Florida, this was not to be. However, the family decided to swing by this little NASA Hall of Fame center before the actual space center, which did have a few cool exhibits and a couple of interesting rides. At least I got a T-shirt and hat combo out of it.

 

I was told not to take the camera in, so I apologize for the flip phone quality.

Tears of Algeron – Travel Journal

Tears of Algeron – Travel Journal

After getting some free time upon leaving school earlier this year, I decided to fully dive into Space Empires: Starfury. Very great but buggy game, especially if you’re trying to run it on an Windows Me machine with an 8MB Vanta graphics card. It’s a big departure from the strategy titles of the same name, such as Space Empires III or IV. Still, I never thought I’d be commanding my own starship; not like this.

I really got immersed into the game, seeing lots of opportunities for storytelling and imaginative writing. That’s what started me starting to a “make believe” journal

This is that account.


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Who Am I?

Who Am I?

My name's Janeil.

Welcome to my part of the galaxy.

Moonlight game dev, creative writer, sharing my personal experiences.