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For Neve Week Day 2: Docktown Lighthouse

double coelacanth whammyyyyy!!! for two friends <3 this was the first double suncatcher i made, i love themmmmmm! ID: above is a video without sound of two sparkly felt coelacanths with a suncatcher pendant. the coelacanths are made of deep blue felt, and have iridescent sequins sewn across them that catch the light. they both hang on a silver thread with holographic star sequins strung through it, and a teardrop suncatcher pendant which is casting small rainbows as the sun shines through it. Below is a photo of the same suncatcher. End ID.

It is a bit based on that one episode in which Quark sits on Odo's desk while talking to him but I imagine this to be in a different context to that.. maybe it is just a thing Quark does sometimes :- >

Now ! Recently I watched s3e8 , s3e9 , s3e10 , s3e11 and s3e12

For episodes 8-10 I do not have much to say really ... they were not super interesting, and e10 was very uncomfortable to watch (is it really Star Trek if they don't have an episode where all the characters make out) I felt the only reason the episode existed was for fan service (and I suppose a little to set up Odo's liking of Kira, although I feel they could have done this differently... also I will say although I love Quodo very much I think Odo and Kira are really sweet together so I am glad they have chosen to go in this direction! I am more of a platonic Quodo enjoyer anyway if that makes sense) anyways . I deeply dislike Vedek Bareil so I eagerly anticipate whenever he and Kira break up ... I did enjoy e9 as Gul Dukat is a very interesting character to me and I was glad to see more about him! I liked the vague fatherly bonding he had with Sisko, although they dislike each other I think their political friendship of sorts could have some interesting development as the series progresses!

For episodes 11 and 12 however !! They were far more enjoyable, and I think some of the best written episodes of the show so far. I really enjoyed them! It was funny that the year they went back to happened to be 2024 and I liked the very 90s interpretation of the future- although I do not live in America so I cannot comment on exactly how accurate it was, I do feel that on some levels some of the issues they brought up are very much prevalent in society

Anyways it's always fun to see Star Trek characters in modern era - I loved Sisko and Bashir's characterisations here, especially during the hostage situation. It was kind of a unique point of view to see the protagonists being the ones holding the hostages, very refreshing perspective I think !

Reala Day!

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Reala Day is in a week!

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I am so happy about this information.

Reala Day!

Just a week away! Oh wow.

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Reala Day!

Just in a week!

It got here so fast!

Reala Day!

ETTA hadn’t meant to leave his office today. He had a lot of work to do, punching in numbers and letters, but something had caught him off guard and now he was in shambles. He heard someone crying.

It was a quiet series of noises, clearly someone who didn’t want to be heard. And yet, all of ETTA’s multitude of sensors and emotions and its brain told it to go and find the person. immediately.

He followed the noise through the office, stopping finally in front of a door. He stood, peeking in for just a second to find a woman.

ETTA pursed its lips. He wanted to go inside, but wasn’t sure if it could. He knocked softly on the door.

Mary had kept to herself in her room for the past few days, reliving her last meeting with Rex almost obsessively. Nail polish flaked from her fingernails where she had nervously chewed at them, and tired eyes dripped tears that streaked mascara down her face. She leaned up from her sewing machine, struggling to focus on her latest dress. After drawing in a deep breath, she wiped away her face, and tried to quiet herself.

She jolted in her seat when ETTA knocked at the door. She turned around, expecting to see Rex entering at any second. After a brief silence, she stood and made her way to the door, cracking it open and peeking down to the stranger on the other side.