>  >> OOC: When you introduce yourself, he will tell you that the work
>  >> has been finished on the passenger deck, and all that's left is the
>  >>  life-support work here and hull paint work to finish up, an hour
>  >> at most. He also wants to know who will sign off on the
>  >> life-support work.
>  > 
>  > Paris sighed. "Here you go-where's the documentation?" She walks
>  > through inspecting each and every item as noted on the paperwork and,
>  > when acceptable, signs off on all work.
>  > 
>  >> About 20 minutes after Paris arrives she hears a buzzer as some one
>  >>  passes through the crew hatch. Returning to that area she sees
>  >> Desi and Merrin, both carrying their duffles, standing just inside
>  >> the ship looking down the corridor toward the crew lounge.
>  > 
>  > She looks up and blinks in surprise-and checks her wrist chrono.  Had
>  > it been twenty minutes? Apparently so...she stood and headed for the
>  > crew access...
>  > 
>  >> OOC: I assume Paris has been placing orders for supplies during the
>  >>  20 minutes prior to Desi and Merrin arriving.
>  > 
>  > OOC: You would Ass You and Me absolutely correctly on the supply
>  > orders--in fact, she'd be disturbed by the buzzer for entry with
>  > Desde and Merrin...I'll get there.
>  
>  Paris has linens and bed clothes ordered, rush, should be here in 2 
>  hours. Two week supply of instaheats (pre-packaged meals ready to 
> eat), 
>  not good eats, but filling, plenty of nutrition, and taste slightly 
>  better than cardboard and paste also on rush order. Instaheats are 
> for 
>  emergencies, and until you have a chance to order *proper* food.
>  
>  While checking off on the lifesupport, Paris saw that the ship is 
>  equipped with a good model carnaculture vat complete with basic 
>  programming for chicken, groat, beef and pork. There is also a bread 
> 
>  maker, so fresh breads and pastas will be something she can turn out. 
> No 
>  space has been set aside for growing fruits or vegetables though. She 
> 
>  needs to get the C-vat stocked with the goop it uses (until the 
> ship's 
>  crew and passengers can start to produce replacement goop...it 
> doesn't 
>  bear thinking about just what that goop really *is*, though) and buy 
> dry 
>  goods and produce.
>  
>  OOC: Say "hi" to Desi and Merrin...:)

OOG: I did--and will respond properly to this once I get the night's work out of the way--2.5 hours in the Army chatroom with a special selecttion of those who truly define 'lowest common denominator' take a lot out of a person.