Best Star Trek Book Ever?

Well, I'm very partial to "The Return" by William Shatner, but these women have a different opinion...


I'm not arguing...

We're in VEGAS Baby!!

We're in Vegas promoting "Captain Kirk's Guide To Women" at the STAR TREK CONVENTION!

We have a bunch of great pictures- including this one with WALTER KOENIG, who played CHEKOV on the Original series:


Did I mention I had NEW KIRKETTES?

We're in VEGAS Baby!!

We're in Vegas promoting "Captain Kirk's Guide To Women" at the STAR TREK CONVENTION!

We have a bunch of great pictures- including this one with WALTER KOENIG, who played CHEKOV on the Original series:


Did I mention I had NEW KIRKETTES?

Star Trek Convention- VEGAS BABY!!!

We're in Vegas at the 2008 Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas!
Trekkers and Trekkies everywhere, and Captain Kirk's Guide To Women- complete with the
LAS VEGAS KIRKETTES!!



No William Shatner this year, No Patrick Stewart, but that's ok- we've got the Kirkettes!!

I'm doing my Power-Point Presentation Today at 2:40pm...

Off to Vegas!!

The Star Trek Convention starts today in Vegas, and we're going to promote the book. I have a spot to talk at 2:40 on Friday, and I'm doing what I can to get some excitement at our booth-

The plan? Hot Chicks:

I gave 1/8 to 1/12 of myself away!!

I gave blood today at a blood drive bus. It was pretty cool, and I met some people from my neighborhood. A group had come together wh were friends of someone who died of a seizure a few years ago, so now they do a blood drive every year.

Some of them were old pros like Alisa here.


Me? I don't even know my blood type!

The needle was big, but I had to be brave and put on a show, y'know- I concealed my fear in jokes- as usual. I gave a pint, and I learned that I only had 8-12 pints in there...

That's a LOT of Bones to give away- I hope they realize how valuable it is!

I was proud that I did something, and was able to help out in remembering their friend Joe. Try it out sometime!

I gave 1/8 to 1/12 of myself away!!

I gave blood today at a blood drive bus. It was pretty cool, and I met some people from my neighborhood. A group had come together wh were friends of someone who died of a seizure a few years ago, so now they do a blood drive every year.

Some of them were old pros like Alisa here.


Me? I don't even know my blood type!

The needle was big, but I had to be brave and put on a show, y'know- I concealed my fear in jokes- as usual. I gave a pint, and I learned that I only had 8-12 pints in there...

That's a LOT of Bones to give away- I hope they realize how valuable it is!

I was proud that I did something, and was able to help out in remembering their friend Joe. Try it out sometime!