> > It did not take long for the turbolift car to arrive at the requested
> > location.  The doors parted to reveal of mass of civilization.  It
wasfull
> > of life as people shopped, ate, watched entertainment, and had a good
> > time.
> >
> > Audra stepped out of the car and waited for the Admiral to follow.  As
he
> > did, she said, " Admiral Lasiter, this is the Promenade.  While the
> > Operations Center may be the brain and Engineering the heart, this is
the
> > soul of the station."
> >
> The sight of all of the different species milling about carrying on their
> business was truely inspiring.  It reflected the hopes and dreams of the
> early founders of the UFP.  To have a peacefull coexistance with many
> different species and cultures while carrying out galactic exploration.
What
> a dream......
>
> To the officer being guided it was a great sight.....  real food.....
>
> "Do you have any favorite places to eat, Commander?  While I like
> experimenting, have a good meal at a place that comes highly recommended
is
> reassuring too."  he replied.
>
> Audra nodded.  "I have been eating at the Crescent Moon almost since the
> first day that I arrived, sir," she replied.  "It is just around the
corner
> over there."
>
        "Lead the way.  I will spring for a bite to eat."
>
> The young officer nodded as she led the Admiral in the direction of the
> restaurant.  It did not take them long to arrive.  The restaurant was
full,
> but the host was able to quickly find them a table.
>
> The restaurant was busy, but not too loud.  It had a nice atmosphere that
> allowed for quiet conversation and even had a small blues band playing in
the
> background with a chanteuse singing about some lost love.
>
> The waiter arrived to drop off menus and promised to be back shortly as he
> handed out menus.
>

        "This is a nice place.  It reminds me of the home of a good friend
on Earth.  I grew up on a small farm, but my friend James lived in this
small town that had the best music.  Just like this.  Brings me back to the
good old days, when I was wore a younger man's cloths."

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