Rosinenschenecken mit Vanillepudding
Mar. 10th, 2019 07:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wiseheartI've tried out a new recipe for rolls filled with vanilla pudding and raisins. It turned out great. See the results:
I also spent some time making up a scene for later for Kansas 2; namely, the one in which Kathryn Janeway meets Alfred Bester and goes all flabbergasted, like: Admiral Chekov, what are you doing here?
For those not familiar with the fandoms, both Alfred Bester (one of the most sinister characters in Babylon 5) and Pavel Chekov (Kirk's naive Russian navigator - the original one, not that movie caricature) were played by actor Walter Koenig. Now, since both Babylon 5 and Classic Trek take place in the 23rd century, and since Janeway & Co have already ended up in a different universe, about a century before their own time, their Chekov, whom they have probably met as an old man, would be about Bester's age back in that time. So, in theory, Janeway's surprise would be understandable.
I've written the first part of the scene, but it isn't half as hilarious as I had it in my mind. I'll have to tinker with it - and with the second part - a bit yet. It's too precious a scene for not doing it well!
I also spent some time making up a scene for later for Kansas 2; namely, the one in which Kathryn Janeway meets Alfred Bester and goes all flabbergasted, like: Admiral Chekov, what are you doing here?
For those not familiar with the fandoms, both Alfred Bester (one of the most sinister characters in Babylon 5) and Pavel Chekov (Kirk's naive Russian navigator - the original one, not that movie caricature) were played by actor Walter Koenig. Now, since both Babylon 5 and Classic Trek take place in the 23rd century, and since Janeway & Co have already ended up in a different universe, about a century before their own time, their Chekov, whom they have probably met as an old man, would be about Bester's age back in that time. So, in theory, Janeway's surprise would be understandable.
I've written the first part of the scene, but it isn't half as hilarious as I had it in my mind. I'll have to tinker with it - and with the second part - a bit yet. It's too precious a scene for not doing it well!
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Date: 2019-03-11 08:04 am (UTC)