Star Trek and the Wanna-be Hobbit

At the risk, humble reader, of sounding ridiculously cliche and just the weensiest bit silly, I have to make a confession to make.

I love Star Trek.

I have always loved it. From Kirk and Spock, to Picard and Ryker, to Janeway and Mr. Neelix. I love them all. Well, almost all. I didn't particularly enjoy when Deep Space 9 got a little too political. But that would be the only thing I didn't like.

Now, I can't name individual episodes or all the different models of the Enterprise, but I do love the stories. I have never been to a convention, and I probably never will, but I do hold those dedicated souls in a very high regard.

I love the idea of travelling beyond this sphere. I love the idea that humanity finally achieved the end of poverty and hunger, to the point where they were able to focus on other things, bigger things, greater things. I love the idea of exploration and of learning.

Most recently, I have gotten into the short-lived series, Enterprise. I think it most appeals to me because it seems almost possible. It seems like we might not be all that far from making something like space travel a reality. Also, it happens to be on at the same time as when I am normally chatting online with the sweetest boy in the world. Perhaps that has more to do with it than I would care to admit.

This little hobbit doesn't particularly like adventure, but to be able to sit back and watch and dream and imagine what it would be like to fly among the stars would be an adventure even I would enjoy.

Well, humble reader, it is time for me to sign off. Thank you for listening to my ramblings. Be well!

Until next time,
MissBaggins

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