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She did it. Captain Phasma brought back the Beatin’ Broom, and she used it against a spider.
So. . . uh. . . do you happen to know in which location she found said spider?
Because the answer will determine whether I spend the night in my quarters on the Finalizer or in my office at the Academy.
Where there's one, there could be more. And I don't want to be anywhere near them until I can call an exterminator.
Hi. My name’s ST-3V3. I’m the resident repair trooper aboard the star destroyer Finalizer. I’m a bit of everything: electrician, plumber, tailor…if Kylo Ren can break it, I can fix it.
See that up there?
That was my very first post on this blog, made exactly 10 YEARS AGO today.
It's been a wild ride, hasn't it? We've been through so much together from the destruction of Starkiller Base to our escape from the Final Order and the beginnings of the Armitage Hux Academy for Aspiring Troopers.
It's been a lot of fun documenting my adventures and making new friends and allies along the way <3 Before you get all emotional: This is NOT my last post! I'm sure I'll have plenty more to share! Though I may not do it EVERY SINGLE DAY anymore. I mean, only so many interesting things can happen to one guy, right?
So I'll be seeing you here and there. I'll keep you updated on things like the First Order's progress, my classes, and hot gossip I hear in the break room.
Feel free to message me, ask questions, or comment! I'll still be answering all that stuff, too! And, if you're really bored, start back from the beginning and read my entire story. Surely you're curious about how I got where I am, right?
Here's to another 10 years! Maybe! If my computer lasts that long!
Found a very important task for some of my handless droid friends.
My back is really messed up from spending all day at my work table hunched over like a yobshrimp while working on this project.
Right now I'm going to take a break and lie prone on the floor so the mouse droids can run over my spine until either my vertebrae pop back into alignment or their batteries run out.
Hmm, accordin te the Google A.I. those lil buggers weigh 15 kg (33 lbs). So that's a significant weight on yur spine. I would advise against this course of action, luv.
Not me field of study but it's not about force, it's about precision, innit? Human hands, fists, and elbows are better fur pinpoint accuracy and careful application of pressure. There are treatments where humans walk on your back but they use precision techniques an over head bars to keep balance and maintain weight distribution.
This treatment can be dangerous. Seek professional help or try special exercises meant to realign the spine. Loss of weight is also beneficial. More exercise when possible. -Dr. Cyn
It's really sweet that you worry about me!
Yeah, the droids have a little weight to them, but the armor helps.
It's also very generous of you to assume I might actually put that much effort into my physical health.
I spend all day maintaining the Finalizer and the Academy; my body can take care of itself on its own time. I'm busy.
Found a very important task for some of my handless droid friends.
My back is really messed up from spending all day at my work table hunched over like a yobshrimp while working on this project.
Right now I'm going to take a break and lie prone on the floor so the mouse droids can run over my spine until either my vertebrae pop back into alignment or their batteries run out.
The Good News: I have plenty of droid friends who would love to help me glue magnets to 96,000 puzzle pieces.
The Bad News: Most of the droids who like me enough to actually do that are models like astromechs and mouse droids. You know, the ones who don't have hands.
Preparing the puzzle may take longer than actually assembling it.
Hux asked me why I was bothering to ask for volunteers to help with my project when I could just order some of the droids to do it.
First of all: Rude. I don't just order droids to do stuff. The poor things don't have a ton of free will to begin with. If you want something from a droid, at least let them choose to help you as much as they're able.
Second: I am about to ask every droid I pass tomorrow reeeeeeeal nice to help me out. There may be bribes involved.
My classes' jigsaw puzzle arrived today.
You know, I was so preoccupied with how we could safely assemble a puzzle on the ceiling that I neglected to take into account exactly how much time it would take to attach magnets to 96,000 individual pieces.
I think I'm going to be working some weekends.
Any volunteers out there willing to help a guy out?
Told one of my engineering classes about the giant jigsaw puzzle we'd be receiving soon. Asked them to go ahead and think of some ideas for how we could assemble a puzzle on the ceiling (the only open space large enough for the task).
Once student suggested we invent an antigravity generator that would allow us to float to the ceiling while we worked.
Another student suggested we use a ladder.
There are two kinds of people, and I guess both of them are in my class.
Takes all kinds, dunnit? The simplest solution is often times the best. Some people ain got the constitution fur anti-grav stuff. Takes trainin with such devices. A sturdy ladder'll do in a pinch, m8. Ye can make it a team effort, movin the latter inte position to place the next piece fur savin time. Good te teach quick reflexes an team work under stress. -Dr. Cyn
I honestly love both of their thought processes, but my classes, unfortunately, do not have an "antigravity generator" budget.
I think we'll start with the cheaper suggestion for now. You're right: it will help with teamwork.
But I think we'll save time and effort by just having, like, a lot of ladders.
Told one of my engineering classes about the giant jigsaw puzzle we'd be receiving soon. Asked them to go ahead and think of some ideas for how we could assemble a puzzle on the ceiling (the only open space large enough for the task).
Once student suggested we invent an antigravity generator that would allow us to float to the ceiling while we worked.
Another student suggested we use a ladder.
There are two kinds of people, and I guess both of them are in my class.
Looks like Katie strayed from the lesson plans yesterday and instead of discussing general maintenance of First Order ships, she decided to teach my students how to hot-wire an AT-M6.
Well, at least they'll know how to start one in an emergency, I guess?
Anyway, I should probably make sure I can properly cover all of my classes for the foreseeable future before she teaches them how to become a gang of space pirates or something.
Oh, yur a teacher! Smashing! Me sister-in-law, Uzi Doorman wants te be a teacher one day. She too can hot-wire any vehicle in existence. And prob would like te be a space pirate, as well, come te think about it. -Dr. Cyn
Well, if she ever pops by the Academy, she's welcome to sit in on a few of my classes or be my assistant if she needs some experience!
Just maybe request that she doesn't hang out with K8-T3 too much.
If Uzi is already prone to piracy and grand theft landspeeder, Katie's influence will either have her in prison or attempting to take over the galaxy in less than a week. Katie is one of my favorite droids, but she likes to. . . engage in mischief. Especially with other droids.
Anyway, give Uzi my number!
Ha. Ha. I'll do that, luv. K8-T3 "Katie" sounds delightfully cheeky. It takes all types. Ye never know, Uzi just might be a positive influence on her. Uzi's a good lass, her heart is in the right place. One assumes she'll grow out of the edgy-emo-grape phase one day.
Me bruvver, Nathaniel, loves her rambunctious rebellious nature. She is his soul-mate and his polar opposite in many respects. He'll make an honest woman out of her one day and then we'll be official in-laws.
I was lacking empathy and a full range of emotions until I met her. She helped me evolve beyond me programming and regain control of The Absolute Solver A.I. that infected me original rebooted bod. Through our sharing a body fur a bit, long story, I came te learn how precious every life is.
A word of caution, she will not put up with the likes of Kylo. One angsty teen te another is like two magnets of like polarity.
So I would keep them apart.
I'll have her give ye a ring, m8! -Dr. Cyn
"Delightfully cheeky" is definitely an interesting choice of words to describe Katie. Though wouldn't hurt to have another droid who's actually a good influence around. Maybe they should share a body for a bit! Katie could stand to learn a little empathy for non-feline lifeforms lol
And Keeping Uzi away from Ben Solo shouldn't be a problem. When he's not teaching his Force adept students, he's usually either bothering Hux or trying to visit that scavenger girl he seems to like. He's actually chilled out quite a bit since he died.
Anyway, it's always nice to meet new friends (and, potentially, new members of the First Order), so I look forward to hearing from her!
Oh, he's gone back te his family name? Champion. Ben Solo is a fine name, indeed. Family bonds are important. The connections we chose as well as those we grow up with.
I can relate te him, actually. We both killed a parent ur two. And we both bloody died once er twice. Again, long story. Dying did wonders fur me the second time round. Came back as a new woman with a clearer perspective and fully functioning bod.
We'll be welcoming a human friend soon. An expert on terraformation who will help us rebuild Copper 9.
Currently more hospitable than it was to biological visitors. Air and water quality is much to be desired. But, we have a functioning core and a sealed off city Dome. [Baby steps.] Little miracles.
I would like to study The Force, some day. Perhaps one day Mr. Solo and I will meet and share a cup of warm tea and oil.
Yeah, death really seems to mellow people out.
Since Ben Solo died, he's been leaning more toward the Light Side of the Force. He's not, like, perfect by any means. But he doesn't spend his free time plotting assassinations or trying to follow in Darth Vader's footsteps or whatever anymore. So that's nice.
He seems to be pretty open to teaching Force stuff to anyone who wants to learn. Hell, he tried to teach me a few things once, but it didn't go so well.
I can try to send him your way next time I see him, if you want. Since he's a Force ghost, he can deal with inhospitable planets. He might complain a little, but that's just his personality.
Maybe he can use his Force powers to help you do some heavy lifting while you rebuild. He's much more chill when he has something productive to do and, as an added bonus, he might even earn some more Light Side points from it. Maybe. I don't really know how all that works.
That would be smashing, luv! A Force Ghost ye say? How intriguing. One that appears to the common person and not just masters.
Again, we have much in common. Tho I have mostly been able to keep me dark side at bay. As a Doctor I value life above all but me faith.
I have two weapons, a broad sword and a revolver/ blaster. I use these to distance me Solver abilities from the violence if I must fight.
As a combat medic I am issued a service firearm for self defense and that of me patient on the battlefield. I am capable of great and terrible things. I try to use me gifts only to help and heal.
No one is perfect.
As a flawed person, and not one trying te be a god, I can better relate to me patients and me family.
Perhaps yur gifts are more grounded in the physical and in your ability to empathize with both man and machine.
In life, Ben Solo studied both the Light and Dark sides of the Force, so he didn't really see himself as bound by the rules of either the Jedi or the Sith. Even though he leans more toward the Light side these days, he still just sort of. . . does whatever he wants most of the time. He's always been - for lack of a better term - a bit of a rebel. So, yeah, when he's not actively teaching classes, he sort of just pops up wherever when he wants company.
Anyway, your job sounds like a rather exciting one! I had to act as a temporary medic for a while after the Starkiller Base explosion took out most of the First Order, but I (thankfully) never had to work on a battlefield. I'm trained in the basics of combat like any other trooper, but I'd much rather handle a nail gun than a blaster. Not because I'm a pacifist or anything, but I have a dream of being the first stormtrooper to die of old age, and that ain't happening if I put myself in unnecessary danger.
And, hey, we're all flawed people! So don't stress about that. People and droids are alike that way: Our personalities, our purposes, our priorities - all of those things are programmed into us by the people and circumstances that surround us. Things are not always ideal, but sometimes you just gotta oil up your joints, recharge, and go about it, you know?
HA, Aye! Right ye are, Steve. Good lad! Jolly good!
In me first life I was a very proper maid droid. Pourin tea fur me young User on the banks of the River Thames. Doin me own maintenance. I ordered the parts from the JCJ Home Office, over the blower [UK slang for Telephone.] an installed them, sometimes in fron of a mirror or cam. I miss Jolly Old London.
In me second life, I was very much a rebel. Like yur Ben Solo, I thought through dark deeds I could protect the ones i luv and be a hero.
It all went tits up. Dunn wana get inta it.
In me third life, I am heavily leaning on me faith. Lookin te make the right decisions, only resortin to me sword or me "Barker" [Blaster.] if all else fails and life of an innocent is hanging in the balance.
Yur words are profound. Wise. I am chuffed te know ye, Steve. Nice te know we share history as medics. Like ye, I prefer a quiet evenin in me lab doin diagnostics on the lads an lasses in our Civil Defense Forces.
I plan te live fur a very long time, all the while, tryin te fix what was broken.
Ben Solo has me sympathies. I pray he finds peace, new purpose an love of fam in his second life. Amen.
It sounds like you've lived quite an interesting life! Er, lives, I guess.
I've only ever been a stormtrooper, which is fine by me. Even though, as I mentioned before, I had to temporarily take on quite a few other tasks after the Starkiller Base incident. Man, when you become part of the First Order, they are not kidding when they say the job may include "other duties as assigned".
As for Ben Solo, he'll be fine. He always is. I mean, the guy literally died and he's still hanging around, so I guess he's doing okay, right? Well, I think he does spend a fair amount of time trying to avoid the Force ghosts of his mother and uncle, but he was kind of a jerk to them both in life, so I get why he might want to keep his distance.
Well, my students managed to put all of those puzzles together.
Their pattern recognition, problem solving, and teamwork skills are impressive. I'm very proud of them.
Except I was really hoping this project would last at least a few days so I could slack off a bit longer. Ugh. Maybe I can make them write an essay about what they learned from the experience or something.
On Halana, we have puzzles that go up to 100,000 pieces. They’re usually planted in taverns, caf shops, or hotels for guests to work on. I could have one shipped in if you think they’d work on it.
Sure, it's worth a shot!
Unfortunately(?) these cadets are getting so quick at putting things back together, I might as well go ahead and completely disassemble an AT-M6 if I want them to spend any real time on the project.
But I suppose that's probably more useful for their educations. I may actually try that some time this summer.
I'll still take a nice puzzle if you have one to spare, though. It'd be great for the break room.
Expect a delivery soon. It’s 4’6" by 6’ upon completion and 96,000 pieces. I commissioned the puzzle as a present for Colonel Garmuth, but Agent Tierny was kind enough to inform me that humans typically don't give gifts for surviving a kidney stone. I'm happy to be rid of it; my quarters are too small for me to be wasting it on this thing.
Ooh that sounds like a fun little project!
Finding space for it might be a bit of a challenge, but I think we can make it work. It sounds too big for a table, and I think there would be too many obstacles on a wall or a floor. Maybe I can magnetize the pieces so we can assemble it on the classroom ceiling.
That may create an entirely new problem, considering the ceilings are kind of high and the majority of my students (and myself) are under six feet tall, but hey, that just means a new problem-solving assignment for my students, right? Win/win!
Also: If I ever pass a kidney stone, you are not only allowed but also encouraged to send me gifts.
Looks like Katie strayed from the lesson plans yesterday and instead of discussing general maintenance of First Order ships, she decided to teach my students how to hot-wire an AT-M6.
Well, at least they'll know how to start one in an emergency, I guess?
Anyway, I should probably make sure I can properly cover all of my classes for the foreseeable future before she teaches them how to become a gang of space pirates or something.
Oh, yur a teacher! Smashing! Me sister-in-law, Uzi Doorman wants te be a teacher one day. She too can hot-wire any vehicle in existence. And prob would like te be a space pirate, as well, come te think about it. -Dr. Cyn
Well, if she ever pops by the Academy, she's welcome to sit in on a few of my classes or be my assistant if she needs some experience!
Just maybe request that she doesn't hang out with K8-T3 too much.
If Uzi is already prone to piracy and grand theft landspeeder, Katie's influence will either have her in prison or attempting to take over the galaxy in less than a week. Katie is one of my favorite droids, but she likes to. . . engage in mischief. Especially with other droids.
Anyway, give Uzi my number!
Ha. Ha. I'll do that, luv. K8-T3 "Katie" sounds delightfully cheeky. It takes all types. Ye never know, Uzi just might be a positive influence on her. Uzi's a good lass, her heart is in the right place. One assumes she'll grow out of the edgy-emo-grape phase one day.
Me bruvver, Nathaniel, loves her rambunctious rebellious nature. She is his soul-mate and his polar opposite in many respects. He'll make an honest woman out of her one day and then we'll be official in-laws.
I was lacking empathy and a full range of emotions until I met her. She helped me evolve beyond me programming and regain control of The Absolute Solver A.I. that infected me original rebooted bod. Through our sharing a body fur a bit, long story, I came te learn how precious every life is.
A word of caution, she will not put up with the likes of Kylo. One angsty teen te another is like two magnets of like polarity.
So I would keep them apart.
I'll have her give ye a ring, m8! -Dr. Cyn
"Delightfully cheeky" is definitely an interesting choice of words to describe Katie. Though wouldn't hurt to have another droid who's actually a good influence around. Maybe they should share a body for a bit! Katie could stand to learn a little empathy for non-feline lifeforms lol
And Keeping Uzi away from Ben Solo shouldn't be a problem. When he's not teaching his Force adept students, he's usually either bothering Hux or trying to visit that scavenger girl he seems to like. He's actually chilled out quite a bit since he died.
Anyway, it's always nice to meet new friends (and, potentially, new members of the First Order), so I look forward to hearing from her!
Oh, he's gone back te his family name? Champion. Ben Solo is a fine name, indeed. Family bonds are important. The connections we chose as well as those we grow up with.
I can relate te him, actually. We both killed a parent ur two. And we both bloody died once er twice. Again, long story. Dying did wonders fur me the second time round. Came back as a new woman with a clearer perspective and fully functioning bod.
We'll be welcoming a human friend soon. An expert on terraformation who will help us rebuild Copper 9.
Currently more hospitable than it was to biological visitors. Air and water quality is much to be desired. But, we have a functioning core and a sealed off city Dome. [Baby steps.] Little miracles.
I would like to study The Force, some day. Perhaps one day Mr. Solo and I will meet and share a cup of warm tea and oil.
Yeah, death really seems to mellow people out.
Since Ben Solo died, he's been leaning more toward the Light Side of the Force. He's not, like, perfect by any means. But he doesn't spend his free time plotting assassinations or trying to follow in Darth Vader's footsteps or whatever anymore. So that's nice.
He seems to be pretty open to teaching Force stuff to anyone who wants to learn. Hell, he tried to teach me a few things once, but it didn't go so well.
I can try to send him your way next time I see him, if you want. Since he's a Force ghost, he can deal with inhospitable planets. He might complain a little, but that's just his personality.
Maybe he can use his Force powers to help you do some heavy lifting while you rebuild. He's much more chill when he has something productive to do and, as an added bonus, he might even earn some more Light Side points from it. Maybe. I don't really know how all that works.
That would be smashing, luv! A Force Ghost ye say? How intriguing. One that appears to the common person and not just masters.
Again, we have much in common. Tho I have mostly been able to keep me dark side at bay. As a Doctor I value life above all but me faith.
I have two weapons, a broad sword and a revolver/ blaster. I use these to distance me Solver abilities from the violence if I must fight.
As a combat medic I am issued a service firearm for self defense and that of me patient on the battlefield. I am capable of great and terrible things. I try to use me gifts only to help and heal.
No one is perfect.
As a flawed person, and not one trying te be a god, I can better relate to me patients and me family.
Perhaps yur gifts are more grounded in the physical and in your ability to empathize with both man and machine.
In life, Ben Solo studied both the Light and Dark sides of the Force, so he didn't really see himself as bound by the rules of either the Jedi or the Sith. Even though he leans more toward the Light side these days, he still just sort of. . . does whatever he wants most of the time. He's always been - for lack of a better term - a bit of a rebel. So, yeah, when he's not actively teaching classes, he sort of just pops up wherever when he wants company.
Anyway, your job sounds like a rather exciting one! I had to act as a temporary medic for a while after the Starkiller Base explosion took out most of the First Order, but I (thankfully) never had to work on a battlefield. I'm trained in the basics of combat like any other trooper, but I'd much rather handle a nail gun than a blaster. Not because I'm a pacifist or anything, but I have a dream of being the first stormtrooper to die of old age, and that ain't happening if I put myself in unnecessary danger.
And, hey, we're all flawed people! So don't stress about that. People and droids are alike that way: Our personalities, our purposes, our priorities - all of those things are programmed into us by the people and circumstances that surround us. Things are not always ideal, but sometimes you just gotta oil up your joints, recharge, and go about it, you know?
Well, my students managed to put all of those puzzles together.
Their pattern recognition, problem solving, and teamwork skills are impressive. I'm very proud of them.
Except I was really hoping this project would last at least a few days so I could slack off a bit longer. Ugh. Maybe I can make them write an essay about what they learned from the experience or something.
On Halana, we have puzzles that go up to 100,000 pieces. They’re usually planted in taverns, caf shops, or hotels for guests to work on. I could have one shipped in if you think they’d work on it.
Sure, it's worth a shot!
Unfortunately(?) these cadets are getting so quick at putting things back together, I might as well go ahead and completely disassemble an AT-M6 if I want them to spend any real time on the project.
But I suppose that's probably more useful for their educations. I may actually try that some time this summer.
I'll still take a nice puzzle if you have one to spare, though. It'd be great for the break room.
Perhaps your students would benefit from a few ancient Sith starfighters to disassemble and examine? I have a plethora to spare, I can send them over with your exchange cadets upon their return!
Ooooohhh. . .
When we're done, do we get to keep them?
Hux would love it if I managed to obtain new ships for the First Order fleet without spending a single credit. He'd be SO PROUD of me.
I mean, he probably wouldn't give me a raise or anything. But he might, like, let me choose what we watch on the next First Order Movie Night.
That would be pretty sweet.
Certainly, I could stand to part with a hangar's worth. My fleet has been in the process of upgrading our starships, and the old fighters just don't stand up to modern options.
However they work quite well for training engineers on how to properly disassemble, repair, and maintain a fighter!
Wow, thanks!
You know, you've been really good to us. I feel like we've worked out quite the alliance! I think I speak for the entire First Order when I say, "We appreciate all the help you've given us and we hope we can return the favor."
Well, maybe not Ben Solo. He's pretty open-minded about the Force, but I'm not so sure he'd be cool with us teaming up with someone who is full Dark Side.
But he's no longer the Supreme Leader and he's also dead, so I don't think he gets a vote here.
Ben Solo is welcome to voice his criticisms to me, if he's willing to face a woman who's eaten and absorbed the power of multiple Sith phantoms and Jedi spirits.
Also, I feel that the education your Order has given to some of my girls is plenty of thanks for what we've accomplished together so far.
While I don't think I want Ben Solo eaten, it might be funny to see him be intimidated at least once. Let me know if you plan to come visit. I'll set up a meeting. And bring popcorn.
Anyway, I'm glad your girls are finding value in the things they learn from us. We're learning an awful lot from them, too! You know, we're sure to have plenty of openings for teachers as we spread the Academy throughout the galaxy. You have your girls give me a call if any of them need a job!
Well, my students managed to put all of those puzzles together.
Their pattern recognition, problem solving, and teamwork skills are impressive. I'm very proud of them.
Except I was really hoping this project would last at least a few days so I could slack off a bit longer. Ugh. Maybe I can make them write an essay about what they learned from the experience or something.
On Halana, we have puzzles that go up to 100,000 pieces. They’re usually planted in taverns, caf shops, or hotels for guests to work on. I could have one shipped in if you think they’d work on it.
Sure, it's worth a shot!
Unfortunately(?) these cadets are getting so quick at putting things back together, I might as well go ahead and completely disassemble an AT-M6 if I want them to spend any real time on the project.
But I suppose that's probably more useful for their educations. I may actually try that some time this summer.
I'll still take a nice puzzle if you have one to spare, though. It'd be great for the break room.
Perhaps your students would benefit from a few ancient Sith starfighters to disassemble and examine? I have a plethora to spare, I can send them over with your exchange cadets upon their return!
Ooooohhh. . .
When we're done, do we get to keep them?
Hux would love it if I managed to obtain new ships for the First Order fleet without spending a single credit. He'd be SO PROUD of me.
I mean, he probably wouldn't give me a raise or anything. But he might, like, let me choose what we watch on the next First Order Movie Night.
That would be pretty sweet.
Certainly, I could stand to part with a hangar's worth. My fleet has been in the process of upgrading our starships, and the old fighters just don't stand up to modern options.
However they work quite well for training engineers on how to properly disassemble, repair, and maintain a fighter!
Wow, thanks!
You know, you've been really good to us. I feel like we've worked out quite the alliance! I think I speak for the entire First Order when I say, "We appreciate all the help you've given us and we hope we can return the favor."
Well, maybe not Ben Solo. He's pretty open-minded about the Force, but I'm not so sure he'd be cool with us teaming up with someone who is full Dark Side.
But he's no longer the Supreme Leader and he's also dead, so I don't think he gets a vote here.
Well, my students managed to put all of those puzzles together.
Their pattern recognition, problem solving, and teamwork skills are impressive. I'm very proud of them.
Except I was really hoping this project would last at least a few days so I could slack off a bit longer. Ugh. Maybe I can make them write an essay about what they learned from the experience or something.
On Halana, we have puzzles that go up to 100,000 pieces. They’re usually planted in taverns, caf shops, or hotels for guests to work on. I could have one shipped in if you think they’d work on it.
Sure, it's worth a shot!
Unfortunately(?) these cadets are getting so quick at putting things back together, I might as well go ahead and completely disassemble an AT-M6 if I want them to spend any real time on the project.
But I suppose that's probably more useful for their educations. I may actually try that some time this summer.
I'll still take a nice puzzle if you have one to spare, though. It'd be great for the break room.
Perhaps your students would benefit from a few ancient Sith starfighters to disassemble and examine? I have a plethora to spare, I can send them over with your exchange cadets upon their return!
Ooooohhh. . .
When we're done, do we get to keep them?
Hux would love it if I managed to obtain new ships for the First Order fleet without spending a single credit. He'd be SO PROUD of me.
I mean, he probably wouldn't give me a raise or anything. But he might, like, let me choose what we watch on the next First Order Movie Night.
That would be pretty sweet.
Well, my students managed to put all of those puzzles together.
Their pattern recognition, problem solving, and teamwork skills are impressive. I'm very proud of them.
Except I was really hoping this project would last at least a few days so I could slack off a bit longer. Ugh. Maybe I can make them write an essay about what they learned from the experience or something.
On Halana, we have puzzles that go up to 100,000 pieces. They’re usually planted in taverns, caf shops, or hotels for guests to work on. I could have one shipped in if you think they’d work on it.
Sure, it's worth a shot!
Unfortunately(?) these cadets are getting so quick at putting things back together, I might as well go ahead and completely disassemble an AT-M6 if I want them to spend any real time on the project.
But I suppose that's probably more useful for their educations. I may actually try that some time this summer.
I'll still take a nice puzzle if you have one to spare, though. It'd be great for the break room.
Well, my students managed to put all of those puzzles together.
Their pattern recognition, problem solving, and teamwork skills are impressive. I'm very proud of them.
Except I was really hoping this project would last at least a few days so I could slack off a bit longer. Ugh. Maybe I can make them write an essay about what they learned from the experience or something.
