#monitoringyourfrequency

[enterprisingchiefmedicalofficer]

"I had to get close to you somehow" [mirror verse holla]

{(Bless you you gorgeous being oh my god)}

"Huh. Well, one must admire your ambition, I suppose. Pity you’ll have to die for it."

[starchxser-archive]

[ the last thing Jim heard as the world went black and Spock’s face through the glass faded from his vision was a voice he thought he’d never hear again speaking to him, steady as ever. It’s going to be okay, son. Suddenly, he wasn’t so scared anymore. ]

[first--officer--spock]

As far as I'm aware, I just owe onlyoneofeachofus and monitoring-your-frequency.

Tagging everyone I have a thread with so I can be corrected since notifications clearly hate me. These are the ones I managed to find today.

[enterprisingchiefmedicalofficer]

"Dammit, what do you need? I'm busy."

[surlymccoy]

✫

23. Band!AU

When Uhura entered the soundbooth, Bones McCoy was sitting in a weathered looking kitchen chair, tipped back on its back legs and braced against the wall. His feet were propped up on the stained coffee table and a battered cowboy hat was pulled down low over his eyes, nonchalant as could be. Only the constant beat of his drumsticks tapping out a rhythm on his thigh indicated he was even awake.

Though, he’d have t’be, with the way Jim and Spockstar were harping at each other near the microphones like a couple of henpecked coyotes.  The drummer’s cadence never faltered, but what was visible of his face was set in a deep scowl. They were wasting valuable studio time.

Sensing Uhura’s arrival, Bones canted his head back further and peered at her from beneath the brim of his hat. He nodded acknowledgement to the base player, “…hey, darlin’… figured y’went home by now.” He wouldn’t have blamed her. It was pushing 2am, and the Band was no closer to a resolution than they’d been at Midnight.

Enterprise NCC-17 was one of the hottest rock sounds on the music media stream today. Their debut album had skyrocketed on the charts, going double platinum in a matter of 6 months.  And with all that success (and money, Bones couldn’t forget about the money…), had also come a ridiculous amount of pressure to perform well on their sophomore album. It was proving to be easier said than done, especially when their two principle song-writers couldn’t even agree on the difference between ‘who’ and ‘whom.’

Sighing deeply, Bones twitched the brim of the cowboy hat further up on his head with the end of one drumstick. He immediately resumed drumming against his leg, a habit so deeply ingrained in the older man that it was often an unconscious action. Blinking at his bandmate, he quirked an eyebrow, “…wanna go get a smoke and watch the sun come up?”

They had nowhere else to be, anyway.  

[achangeddestiny]

+ emrys-has-the-phonebox

+ monitoring-your-frequency

+ thetimelordwithdreadfulhats

+ damitimadoctor

"I presume this is not a visit of leisure. That would be illogical." 

[thelessertarget]

Headcanon - the question of love

When a Vulcan loves, they love deeply. It is never a frivolous nor fleeting love, because when we admit our feelings to another, it becomes a promise. And Vulcans do not break promises. As servants of the Empire—note that I say servant not citizen—we hide our true feelings deeper than we had before our mistake of making first contact with the humans of Earth. 

In the Empire admitting that you care about anyone is a sign of weakness. The person that you love becomes a pawn and a weapon to use against you. It is to be avoided at all cost. 

[thisdaftoldface-moved-blog]

Wrong Ship (Closed||monitoring-your-frequency)

The Doctor stood around the TARDIS console, trying to think of what to do next. There were so many planets and time periods to visit, problem was that is his nine hundred years of life he'd seen a lot of them! He fiddled with one of the controls before just punching in a few random coordinates and setting off into the time vortex. Everything was going fine until the TARDIS jerked in a weird way causing the Doctor to almost fall flat on his bum.

"What was that?" he voiced his concerns, rushing round to the other side of the control console. It was then that a lady caught his eye. He hadn't seen her before and he knew she hadn't been there when he had taken off. "Oi, you," he said, addressing the lady with confusion. "Who are you and how'd you get here?"