Captain's Log Stardate 10111.4
Captain Asani Anraelin recording:

We're presently between sims, so while I have given the crew free reign on what they can do, I have commandeered the holodeck for a movie night.

It is one of the rare chances I get to see more movies from Hollywood's Golden-Age, a hobby of mine that unfortunately gets tucked away as I focus on duty-related tasks.

Hopefully this will provide the crew with a chance to get to know each other, I've found the better they get along, the smoother things run on my ship.

--End Log--

Captain's Personal Log, Stardate 09100.9

This mission will truly be a test of my ability to bite the inside of my cheek and smile while dealing with pompous and arrogant guests who believe they are the most important members of the universe. The first group of course are far easier to deal with, but the second group didn't even give us a chance to state we were already escorting other stranded people, they just up and expected us to show up and take them on.

Captain's Log Stardate 08080.9

I think its rather safe to say the Improbability drive is a complete bust. After spending a few hours as a clay figure and now a few hours more stuck in male form, I personally will be quite happy once Commander Prefect and his device are off my ship.

One could say I'm being rather testy about this whole opposite gender, but well...I've been female for 200 years now, I'm finding it rather hard to manage in this male form. The Commander has brought out what he calls an emergency repair kit of sorts, so hopefully.

-- CAPTAIN'S LOG, SD 07123.0

We've been assigned to test a new type of drive system designed by Commander Ford.

Personally I think Ford's a few bricks shy of a full load, particularly with that towel that he appears to always wear, but provided he doesn't destroy my ship I'm sure I'll find a way to look past his eccentricities.

The crew is currently undergoing physicals as per orders from Starfleet Command prior to engaging the new drive system to ensure that it doesn't adversely effect the crew.

-- Captain Asani Anraelin
Commanding Officer, USS Constellation