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[The title is actually a riff off of a Beatles song lyric, the song is entitled A Day in the Life written in 1967 by John Lennon during the Vietnam War. (Lennon didn't really write protest songs, he wrote riffs on what he observed around him.) A nasty war - and the last war that Americans were "drafted" to serve. A lot of folks fled to Canada during that WAR to avoid the draft. It lasted seemingly forever. They did away with the draft partly because of that War. My uncle was in it, and when I visited France in the 1980s, I stayed with a French family whose father had served in Vietnam, on the French side, when France was occupying it. We really don't learn from each other, do we? I also got to visit a bunch of WWII bunkers when I was visiting France in the 1980s. I was staying in Bretagne, and the bunkers were Nazi bunkers along the beaches, while the Nazi's occupied France back in the early 1940s.It's actually an interesting song.. and it starts with the following lyrics:

"I read the news today oh boy
About a lucky man who made the grade
And though the news was rather sad..." ]

I came back to work today and felt bombarded with information. I went on my personal email - and felt bombarded with information. I went on my Firefox Browser (which has various articles) and felt bombarded with information.
Most of it anxiety inducing, or just confusing.

I looked at the national news? And thought...ACKKKK! Then looked at the global news? And thought... ACKKK! Local news isn't quite as bad? But still...ack? ( A Mexican Navy Ship crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge over the weekend, it was a lovely sailing ship, destroyed the sails and injured and killed a few crew members and passengers. And that wasn't the worst news (I won't tell you what that is - mainly because I managed to forget about it completely and do not feel like hunting it down). It was all over the local news (the Mexican Navy Ship accident - they are still trying to figure out why it crashed and why it lost control of its navigation, apparently). That and the NJ Transit Strike - which appears to have reached a tentative agreement, resolving the strike.) I just wanted the weather. The weather in NYC isn't that bad, it's 70F/21C at the moment. And it was 55F/12C this morning. With a breeze. A crisp spring day. I wore a sweater and a jacket. On the way home? Just the jacket.

It's also very pretty in NYC, especially in Brooklyn, which is heavily wooded and residential (or the area I reside in, is, not all areas are created equal). NYC has a policy - for every tree removed, you plant about twenty. It used to be two, now, it's twenty. So as a result, we have a lot of trees. Also flowers - due to the climate, which is relatively mild in comparison to 85% of the rest of the country, we have all sorts of flowers and they last for a long time.

See?

Some bearded irises of the purple variety...

Some of the orange variety - at least I think they are orange. I personally prefer purple, but your mileage may vary.

And...whatever this is...

Also, kind of sore today -( Read more... )

Anyhow.. I'm trying to avoid the news at the moment for my mental health (aren't we all? I'm sure you can all relate?). (Also it's not like I can do anything about it? Everyone wants money - I don't have enough to go around and still survive. Also, it feels a bit like I'm throwing it down a well. Conflict and protesting make me physically ill. So I guess I'll just keep muddling through and doing what I am doing? Also the news for the most part has been following a specific pattern, or so I've noticed? At the start of the week it is horrible, and then sometime around the weekend, it becomes rather optimistic. So avoid the news until well, the weekend?)

Makes me think of this Beatles album I linked you to? It ends with...George Harrison's Here Comes the Sun. (George was more optimistic than Lennon, who wrote Day in a Life.) Someone on social media stated George Harrison was banning the Republicans from using his music, and I felt the need to advise them that Harrison was dead. Long dead. Kind of impossible, unless it's his estate or he's doing it from the grave?

Anyhow, here's another iris..

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1) Just a quick post, mostly to say that I will be away for the next two weeks in case anyone comes looking for me.

2) Saw The Woman King which wasn't always an easy view but a wortwhile one. Good story and wonderful hand to hand combat scenes. I never thought John Boyega was all that attractive but have to say he looked magnificent in this part.

3) I've been meaning to do it for ages but finally got around to posting some of my beading projects over at Bling Share. A relative sent me a bunch of orphaned earrings she'd shoved in a drawer and wanted me to make something with them. I haven't finished all of them yet but it's been fun to try making different looks with them.

4) Also posted photos of a visiting swan to

common_nature as well as earlier ones with ducklings and goslings. Lots of pretty photos shared there regularly, such as these holloway pics by

puddleshark.

5) Had our first corn on the cob since last year and the ears were all so sweet! We also got our first hummingbird visit since October as we were eating. If it wasn't for the fact that it'll be a high in the 50s tomorrow I'd say it was summer.

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The thing is, I'm a morning person who would very much like to write early in the day... but my alarm goes off at 4AM for work, getting up any earlier than that to get writing done first thing would loop all the way back to it being night.

That's to say: I'm making this post after work and afterward I'm going to get some writing done.

Welcome post.

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Day 15:

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goddess47,

badly_knitted,

brithistorian,

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Day 19:

Remember that you are free to check in at any time for past days as well, just comment on the most recent post with what days you are checking in for!

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elperian

Now for the normal post of thoughts about ST: TOS - S1!

This show has become such an unexpected joy, even while I'm moderating my expectations because - well - the '60s. As the season went on I was more and more intrigued with how the show was interested in playing with gender and gender expectations and - boy howdy - how those Trekkie zine ladies were on the money with Spock and Kirk. At the end of 1.16 'The Galileo Seven' when Spock is safely back on board the bridge, Kirk is fully draping himself by Spock as if he doesn't have a perfectly good command chair not three meters away. Okay, buddy.

I have especially been struck by how much fanon!Kirk diverges from canon!Kirk (at least in S1). Kirk is not a womanizer by any means, which...I would have lost money on that bet, I admit. I'm actually struck by how many times women throw themselves at him while he's either not interested (1.09 'Dagger of the Mind') or the so-called seduction is part of a larger plot (1.13 'The Conscience of the King'). I'm also struck by James Kirk, famine and genocide survivor, who was described as "grim" as an 18 year old cadet by his bully, a "stack of books" by his students, who is deeply focused on food and the responsibilities of command, is good at both chess and poker, and who refuses to become the monsters from his childhood.

I was not expecting James Tiberius Kirk to be a new fave, okay?! But here we are!

( A question. Since before your sun burned hot in space and before your race was born, I have awaited a question. )

In descending order of favorite episodes this season (but all these are faves):

1.13 'The Conscience of the King'

1.14 'Balance of Terror'

1.29 'Operation: Annihilate!'

1.25 'The Devil in the Dark'

1.27 'The City on the Edge of Forever'

1.04 'The Naked Time'

And now, at last, I can proceed to S2 - and 2.01 'Amok Time' :D

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Having finished S1 of Star Trek: TOS, I wanted to jump straight into the Weird Thought, which is that the show - particularly in how it centers around KIrk and Spock - strongly reminds me of Xena: Warrior Princess (XWP) and how the latter similarly centered the show around Xena and Gabrielle. This is not to say that ST: TOS doesn't include or feature other main characters, especially Leonard McCoy, but you couldn't - wouldn't - have this show without Kirk and Spock at its center. Episodes largely pivot around how they counterbalance or balance each other and the show makes a point of, when they are not outright paired together in a plot, to have them touch base throughout the episode, be focused on each other throughout the episode, or at least end the episode together.

( At his side, as if you've always been there and always will. )

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What a fantastic episode with which to end the first season of Star Trek! Not for Kirk, obviously, who has one of the worst days of his life, but it's great for us as the audience. This episode is also a really good illustration of "Who do I have to be?" in action from Kirk.

( I will accept neither of those alternatives, gentlemen. I cannot let this thing expand beyond this planet, nor do I intend to kill a million or more people to stop it. I want another answer. I'm putting you gentlemen on the hot seat with me. I want that third alternative. )

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1.28 ‘The City on the Edge of Forever’ is a pretty intricate plot for this season, with a lot of threads still packed into the 50-minute format. My favorite things include:

+ Edith Wheeler and her dreams of starships; she’s just like us

+ Edith’s (probably very famous line) about Spock belonging next to Kirk, and Kirk belonging somewhere else. This season - the very first! - is going very hard on Spock and Kirk as a matched set.

+ All the respect for Kirk shutting down the male heckler at the food kitchen and saying he wanted to hear what Edith has to say <333

Interestingly, Spock, Kirk, and McCoy all are returned to their future as soon as Edith dies again - so the guy who took McCoy’s phaser and seemingly phased himself out of existence must ~always have done so~. One can’t help but wonder how he might have played a role in history if those three hadn’t gone back, either.

Also: It’s the second time travel episode and we’re still in the first season!

original tags: #pour one out for a real one

( You see the same things that I do. We speak the same language. )

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Not my favorite episode - it was quite hard to watch, actually, especially with the weird-bad fight scenes, though I did find Kirk's conversation with the antimatter guy at the end interesting and worthwhile.

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I’m on 1.27 ‘The Alternative Factor’ and: Everyone in this episode is acting weird. It’s a weird plot, but also everyone is acting weird (especially Kirk and McCoy).

The cake goes to Spock pretending not to know why someone would be upset when he has made “the logical deduction” that they are a liar. Spock, it’s all fun and games until someone is possessed by their mortal enemy (or something).

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…if this possession/fighting your enemy inside you plot is a metaphor for mental illness of any kind: oh boy howdy, is that badly done!

lucy-moderatz replied to the Tumblr post: my dad calls that episode “the one where a guy fights himself.” 🤷🏻 it’s an odd one.
elperian: accurate assessment!

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anghraine replied to the Tumblr post: I thought it was mediocre at best, J dislikes it even more, and the replay of the terrible effect … lol.
elperian replied: the terrible effect was terrible, although I liked the “antimatter” guy in the end, but still - it was pretty middling.

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I haven't talked about some of the racism in casting issues much yet, mostly because they seem very well acknowledged and then later addressed or corrected by later star trek. Khan is supposed to be an Indian man and is played by Ricardo Montalban, who does a good job in the role but is Mexican and well - reasonable people seem to recognize the problem with this.

But I was simply not prepared for the Klingons, oh my gosh. I knew there were casting issues but uh: This guy in 1x26 'Errand of Mercy' is in straight-up blackface D:

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1.25 ‘The Devil in the Dark’ is good for many reasons, but it also includes the first “I’m a doctor, not a _____” from McCoy :D

“I’m a doctor, not a bricklayer!”

I am here for Spock and Kirk being extra about each other’s safety in the tunnels though, and ultimately Kirk treating the Horta like a sentient creature instead of choosing to kill it the second time he meets it.

It is an absolute fave when scifi chooses to take an “Eugh that thing is a monster! How hideous alien and ugly it is!” and chooses to humanize it.

lucy-moderatz replied to the Tumblr post: the horta is my beloved. <3

anghraine replied to the Tumblr post: It’s one of the favorite episodes I mentioned was coming up! I love both Kirk realizing… oh this is an innocent person and the human miners were the devils in the dark and Spock was right, and him browbeating McCoy into treating her, and admittedly, also Spock throwing away his principles when he thinks Kirk is in danger (love the switch between them!). And the Horta herself, my beloved!

elperian replied:

anghraine and lucy-moderatz I’m glad we all love the horta! <333

elperian replied: but yes, spock and kirk switching positions on the horta was A+++. spock very much wanted to save the horta out of principle but chose kirk without a second’s hesitation when he thought kirk was in danger, and kirk wanted to stop the damage being done and switched positions once he realized the damage wasn’t random violence but something else.

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Watching 1.24 ‘This Side of Paradise’ and seeing Spock get sprayed with flower spores and suddenly kiss a woman: Oh, it’s a metaphor for hetcomp.

anghraine replied to the Tumblr post with: Yes! She even says he won’t have a choice about it, which… blech. (Some people think Sudden Heterosexual Spore Cult Spock reveals his true self without inhibitions, and I’m like, no, Spock’s true self without inhibitions is crying about his mom, come on.
elperian replied: some of these people didn’t take ‘the naked time’ to heart and it shows! also, spock talking about his duty to the ship and to 'that man’…oof. I get why spock seems melancholy about how he had felt 'happy’ for the first time in his life, because the idea of like…just letting go of having to think through everything all the time and just relax could be *incredibly* freeing, but that’s not to say that it was his true self or who he wants to be. even the colony leader was melancholy about the time they lost not being able to do what they had hoped to do.
anghraine replied: Yup, a drugged spore haze that creates an artificial sense of belonging in the spore cult undoubtedly IS as close to happiness as he’s experienced, but that’s because his life sucks (which IS entirely consistent with “Spock without inhibitions is miserable and crying about continually hurting people who care about him, esp Amanda and Kirk” from “The Naked Time”) not because he secretly wants to be drugged and heterosexual. And yeahhhh tying “I am what I am”/“if there are self-made purgatories, then we all have to live in them” to “that man on the bridge” is UHHHHH. Okay. thisisfine.jpeg (1/2) And yeah, strikingly unlike “The Naked Time,” pretty much everyone here reacts to the spore haze in the same blandly contented, “yay belonging” way regardless of their original personalities or hang-ups (it’s not a great Kirk episode IMO, though I find his seething resentment of Leila and “of course the one I’ve got to break out is Spock, this is going to be painful on multiple levels” very funny, but his realization that he’s up against the same “paradise” with literally everyone is correct!), and individuality is primarily revealed in how they react afterwards: some are /shrug, some like Elias are regretful, some like Spock are shaken, some are angry. (And of course, there’s Leila wanting to go back to the spores with Spock because she knows he’d never actually consent for real…) (2/2)
elperian replied: the purgatories line! being with kirk but not actually being able to be with kirk as his captain? there’s a lot to unpack there. and yes, good note on how everyone acts roughly the same when drugged, except for mccoy’s georgia accent getting ramped up to 200% for some reason. it is interesting that kirk didn’t really need spock to initiate the irritating signal that broke everyone else out - but in the event it didn’t work, he’d already made sure spock was free and by his side. INTERESTING. (1/2) oh! oh! and saying this is the “true” spock seems to overlook the way he just…refuses to give her his whole name. “you couldn’t pronounce it” is a polite way of saying no, but when he’s not spored-up, he doesn’t share himself with her. (2/2)

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I watched 1.22 ‘Space Seed’ a couple days ago but was too tired to finish writing up my thoughts. This is the episode that introduces both Khan and the Eugenics Wars of the 1990s, and it’s interesting to see how much of the groundwork for later history is introduced here.

( You are an excellent tactician, Captain. You let your second in command attack while you sit and watch for weakness. )

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1x21 ‘The Return of the Archons’ introduces the prime directive only for Kirk to be like “doesn’t apply here, according to me”.

Also, shout-out to that one Starfleet officer who wanted justice for Tula and tried to get it for her :/

[May 18, 2025 Update: This episode is actually quite hard to look back upon, because of all the unbridled violence and the story treatment of Tula.]

anghraine replied to the Tumblr post: I love how little it matters in TOS, tbh! And especially here; almost every reference to it is actually to the “evil” Prime Directive programmed into Landru but disastrous because he can’t think critically about why it exists or how to implement it beyond a kind of rigid and literal enactment, which seems rather significant! Kirk and Spock’s redefinition of the Prime Directive as the true common good of people / destroying oppressors and the parallel to their understanding of the Starfleet Prime Directive seems to have been totally forgotten by later ST, unfortunately.
elperian replied: agreed about spock and especially kirk’s understanding of the Prime Directive, and the repeated usage of “Prime Directive” with respect to landru’s directive emphasizes the way that such a directive can be narrowly interpreted and used for ill instead of good. kirk even says “that [the Prime Directive] refers to a living, growing culture.” by some definitions, and some later versions of ST, they *shouldn’t* have interfered, because any version of culture is their own, but TOS seems to understand that the Prime Directive isn’t as hard and fast as it’s later made out to be. it reminds me of early stargate: sg1 when daniel tries not to interfere with an attempted rape on flimsy Prime Directive grounds (even though there is no such PD in SGU and it’s just lifted from wholesale) while the others want to stop it. as the episode opens up, it turns out the others were right, and non-interference isn’t this gold standard. (1/3) it is also perhaps significant that ‘return of the archons’ is the first even borderline “alien” culture the enterprise encounters - the people in 'miri’ were just earth people somehow duplicated on the other side of the galaxy, and most of the other interactions have been with united earth colonies - except for the gorn, and the romulans (2/3) * also the culture in ‘galileo seven’, whom we don’t really see, but whom spock demonstrates respect for. (3/3)

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So what is absolutely stunning to me but shouldn't be, is we have regressed! Regressed but it's packaged as progress, and I went along with it every step of the way like a little lamb. But no more! I'm tired of this commercialism crappy, and when I say this is absolutely the last iteration of laundry detergent I will buy, I mean it!

It's not my fault, I swear, I went from mom buying the detergent at home, to college, where I followed in her footsteps. She swore by Tide, possibly on the advice of one of her new American friends.

First this Tide:
The familiar old tide box with a bullseye in orange and yellow and Tide in a slanted san-serif blue font.

The familiar old tide box with a bullseye in orange and yellow and Tide in a slanted san-serif blue font.

A white powder with cleaning surfactants, sodium carbonate and sodium silicate to soften the water, also possibly bleach and enzymes to break down food stains, and suds reducers and brighteners and fragrances and such.

Then came the innovative! Liquid in jugs! Wow! Just an excuse to charge more, I think. What was wrong with the powder? Oh, because then you could more successfully rub it in your stains beforehand I guess. I dunno. But jugs meant no more cardboard, just plastic, plastic, plastic:

A big orange jug of Tide with a bullseye in orange and yellow and Tide in a slanted san-serif blue font. The cap is blue

A big orange jug of Tide with a bullseye in orange and yellow and Tide in a slanted san-serif blue font. The cap is blue

Then, of course, they came out with pods of the liquid. But the pods were even more ridiculous, because some of them came in plastic jugs as well! And! And, it turns out the pods don't melt entirely: they introduce microplastics into the water system as well as the plastic containers getting tossed in the landfill. Oh, joy. (I skipped the pod step. Maybe because some people were reported to have eaten them. I feared becoming a tide zombie.)

So people tried to solve the pod problem by coming up with sheets! And we were so eager to embrace strips/sheets because they came in cardboard sleeves (I am an eco-warrior!) and weighed absolutely nothing on the walk down to the laundry room, we didn't discover until later that the strips themselves were bonded together with microplastics. (*They often contain polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), a plastic-based polymer, which some manufacturers claim is biodegradable, but its biodegradability is questionable and not well-studied.) Oh, woe!

So, Self, does anyone make, I dunno, powdered detergent that comes in a box? Why, yes! Wouldn't you know. So many different ones. I found one called Meliora that's low-sudsing and unscented and literally takes a tablespoon to clean a giant double-load of clothes and my clothes smell *fantastic*. One tablespoon. Jeez, I mean. It comes in a cardboard tin that you can refill from a cardboard box and I will never, ever step away from powdered plain old surfactant again.

My long laundry journey is done.
A round white tin of Meliora Laundry Powder with the ingredients listed on the front, and a large circle in light blue on the front to indicate unscented.

A round white tin of Meliora Laundry Powder with the ingredients listed on the front, and a large circle in light blue on the front to indicate unscented.

(And wouldn't you know it, and this just kills me, but Tide still makes):
Tide original powder in a bright orange box with the familiar bullseye logo.

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I'm not sure how long this is going to last, but I moved all of my on-going fanfic projects to Scrivener as well. I already started using it for my original projects, but for fanfics I used to find it too intimidating. This may well happen again, but for now I'm cherishing the organisational flexibility it allows. It's Just Great (tm) XD

I'll go back to 4thewords if I get too stuck in my own head again (defeating monsters and completing quests just works so well to kick me out of the 'Thou must write something Good or you will waste your time, nay, the entire world's time!' kind of block.) The recent weird bug that resulted in some data loss in many files has been such a pain to manage, even if I believed I recovered everything I needed. Between the hurt/comfort series, fics I drafted last November and still need to edit, and some other things I have going on, it's just been kind of messy to try to find all my files again and making sure they're whole. Scrivener is refreshing in that sense (easy to find things!), but may not help with the "getting stuck in own head" issue... I suppose there's always changing the font to Comic Sans and bright yellow font on neon green background or something to test, etc, if/when that happens again 😆

Note: even with the helpful AO3 Scrivener template that was shared with me, copy-pasting directly into AO3's Rich Text Editor doesn't work and I lose italics and other formatting. However, this Tumblr tutorial from zaharya (and the follow-up tutorial) appear to have resolved the problem for me, so I'm happy with the current status. I only posted a couple of things with it so far though, so tbc!

I'm enjoying working offline more. The only thing I'm missing at the moment is a good thesaurus program that would work offline, too. The one integrated with Scrivener doesn't cut it for my needs.

I want to talk about some stuff going on in my writing again, but because I didn't really share much especially around the orig novellas in January, my brain seems jammed about new thoughts and related posts until I get that stuff out first. I guess I'll attempt to summarise soon, so I can share the fresh stuff again XD

Any of you also using Scrivener for fic? How do you find it? Any tips? I'm still not 100% how I will organise projects over time especially with the many one-shots, but I'm looking forward to testing out various ways!

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1x20 'Court Martial' is the first real courtroom drama episode in Star Trek and it warranted three posts :)

( This is where the law is. Not in that homogenised, pasteurised, synthesiser. Do you want to know the law, the ancient concepts in their own language, Learn the intent of the men who wrote them, from Moses to the tribunal of Alpha 3? Books. )

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Episode 1 and 2 came out on Friday and I really, really liked them!

There's a discussion going on at

murderbotbookclub right over here and in a few posts at MurderbotTV's community on Pillowfort, please come hang out! In the meantime, I'm gonna write some of my spoilery thoughts under the cut.

( Spoilers for my favourite socially awkward SecUnit )

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