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So a kind of quest has begun for me to find a voice, making me a "voice-seeker" in the words of one fellow simmer. One possible resolution to this problem of course would be for me to do nothing and to define my voice not as a style that is characteristic of Kevin Breeman but rather as [[SIM: Imitated Imitating an Imitator|a plurality of styles, the employment of which is characteristic of my own style of simming]]. | So a kind of quest has begun for me to find a voice, making me a "voice-seeker" in the words of one fellow simmer. One possible resolution to this problem of course would be for me to do nothing and to define my voice not as a style that is characteristic of Kevin Breeman but rather as [[SIM: Imitated Imitating an Imitator|a plurality of styles, the employment of which is characteristic of my own style of simming]]. | ||
===2010-06-04 - Transfer to the Ronin=== | |||
Over the course of the past several days I was made aware of a crisis in simming counts aboard the [[USS Ronin]]. At the request of one of that vessel's senior officers, I put in for a secondary character. The attempts to get a secondary on the Ronin were frought with struggles resulting from my own enthusiasm butting up against the more level-headed command staff. In the end, the decision was made for my primary to transfer to the USS Ronin. | |||
Thus, I am now simming Lt. [[Kevin Breeman]] as the chief of science aboard the USS Ronin. I must say that I leave behind a great group of people whom I will miss dearly. However, it is my hope that the Ronin will have its own challenges and opportunities and great people. The Ronin was, after all, the formative vessel for such simming greats as Elisa and Jack Kolk. I am sure I will encounter there other great simming minds of whom I am unaware in the weeks and months to come. | |||
For the record, here is a transcript of the original email I sent in farewell to the USS Independence-A: | |||
====Farewell Email==== | |||
Good evening, | |||
It has been an honour simming with each and every one of you over the course of this past year and a half. I could not have found a better group of people with which to begin my career in this neck of the internet. | |||
I would like to thank especially Elisa Kolk, Ralik, Joel, the writer of Nicholas Lucianno, and many others for many hours of fun and rewarding writing. If I have left anyone out of that list blame my rather tired mind and not my heart :). | |||
I'd also like to thank Maggie for giving me the opportunity I am pursuing at present. I am leaving the Independence-A not due to any difficulties I might have been having but rather that I might help out some fellow simmers on another vessel. | |||
Lt. Kevin Breeman | |||
Frmr Chief of Science | |||
USS Independence-A | |||