Intraship Communications Posting

[science_blues]

Greetings. I am non-native Spock₃.

As lessons were requested of me, I have recently established a timetable for the instruction of Vulcan meditative martial arts.

As such, I will be present in the Gymnasium for bi-weekly instruction of Ke-tarya₁. I am also proficient in a'sum'i and suus mahna if there are any on board who desire knowledge of these forms, specifically₂.

All who wish to attend or observe are welcome to do so.

1. See attached .data packet for dates and hours.
2. I am skilled in Terran and Andorian techniques as well, if one desires training or advisement in these areas.

Comments

[john-grimm.livejournal.com]

Nice to meet you, Ms. Spock.

I'm one John Grimm, civilian aboard the Enterprise. I'm always looking to learn more about different combat styles. I would be honored if you would find the time to teach me a little about the Vulcan varieties that you are most comfortable with. If you have a spare moment, I'd be eager to learn some Andorian moves as well.

Anyways, feel free to contact me.

[nawigator]

Dear Commander,

How hawe you been adjusting to this plane of existence? I apologise that I hawe not contacted you before now. I vould wery much so like to learn a new combat style, I hawe been told my current techniques are somewhat lacking.

Please do not hesitate to comm me if you need anything.

Regards.

Ensign P. A. Chekov

[headnursechapel.livejournal.com]

Commander Spock,

I hope I'm correct in assuming that you are a commander - I realize that these things aren't always consistent from one universe to another.

We haven't yet had the pleasure of meeting in person, so please allow me to first extend my warmest greetings and welcome you to the ship. I know how very difficult it can be to be displaced, so if there is anything I can do to help you feel more at home, do let me know.

I've never attempted to learn any form of martial arts, but the opportunity to take lessons in Ke-tarya sounds too interesting to pass up. I hope that my lack of experience won't be a problem.

I look forward to meeting you, Commander.

Christine Chapel

[original-fine.livejournal.com]

Spock,

It's heartening to see you making yourself busy--which is not to imply at all that I think your current project is merely "busy work." In fact, I would be honored to be able to continue my training under your tutelage.

Jim Kirk

[kirk-winona.livejournal.com]

Spock,

You already know of my wishes to be instructed by you in the art of Ke-tarya. I look forward to learning the Andorian moves as well, since it has been years since anyone has taught them to me. You know I am quite free despite the occasional assignment.

Sincerely yours,
Winona Kirk

[just-uhura.livejournal.com]

Commander Spock,

I can only hope that you have settled in sufficiently. As we have not had the opportunity to meet in person yet, I would very much enjoy attending these sessions in order to improve my skills and introduce myself.

If there's anything you require, feel free to let me know.

N. Uhura.

[rn-chapel.livejournal.com]

Spock,

I'm interested in learning some martial arts, but I have some delicate health considerations at the moment. How strenuous will your classes be? Will they involve contact sparring?

- Tina Chapel

[anna-kowalski.livejournal.com]

Commander Spock,

I'm interested in learning Ke-tarya and will be looking forward to your instruction.

Petty Officer Anna Kowlaski

[canadianbill.livejournal.com]

[OOC: Sorry to comment on a random old post; I wasn't sure how to contact you. I wonder if you were up for Spock/Bill/Len (um, slashes hypothetical) dinnertiems? And if so, our quarters or yours?

I don't know when this is in relation to the mission. Frankly, I have given up even trying to fathom the ins and outs of that.)