It appears that it's safe to come back.

[qcontinuum]

Those wacky humans. Just when you think they've permanently blown themselves to bits, they pull a stunt like traveling in time to undo the timeline they don't like. Mind you, humans attempting to alter timelines to suit themselves is rather like children attempting to set things on fire because they're cold, but I've never been one to advocate excessive caution in a developing species. Eventually they may even learn what they're doing. Now that's gonna be fun.

I'm bored. Jean-Luc in this universe is poking around some shore leave planet and in the other one hasn't actually figured out what I need him to figure out yet. Kathy's back from the dead, which is certainly quite nifty, but she's not actually doing anything interesting either. Even Nerys appears to have far too much going on in her life at the moment to keep up with her journal, let alone amuse me. I need to do something so I won't go mad from boredom (watching the kid does *not* qualify as entertainment.)

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[kathrynjaneway.livejournal.com]

Kathy's back from the dead, which is certainly quite nifty, but she's not actually doing anything interesting either.

In case you haven't noticed, Q, I *do* have a ship to run. I'd apologize for boring you, but then again, as you are well aware, neither I nor my crew exist purely for your amusement.

That said, your sentiments about our 'return from the dead' are greatly appreciated. I'm rather glad not to have blown up the ship, too.