Peter Germany

Rest In Peace Mr. Leonard Nimoy

I can’t remember ever watching the original Star Trek series, but I remember watching the movies when I was younger and I always enjoyed them and as I think back to those movies many of the scenes that have stuck in my memory were of Spock. The straight way that Leonard Nimoy played this character made it memorable and iconic and to me Leonard Nimoy became iconic as well. He seemed to have a good sense of humour about himself and from what I’ve seen and heard people say of him he seems to have been a good human being.

Rest In Peace Mr. Nimoy.

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Published by Peter Germany

I am a writer living in merry old England. I don't earn a living from writing so work in a supermarket, which I love! But my passion is writing. I'm a much happier human being when I'm being productive and nothing feels better than getting stories finished. This is a blog I write mainly for myself, but I appreciate each and every view, like, and comment my posts receive. Mostly what I will be posting is a sort of writing journal, detailing my progress. I don't hold back. If I've had a bad day, I'll say so. I'm not going to sugar coat what my journey is. I will share my highs and lows. I'm not just going to talk about writing, I'll occasionally talk about other things from movies to my personal life. There are things that I will not be talking about, we all have parts of us we wish to remain private. I'm no different. Trust me, I am not an expert in any field at all and will no doubt ramble a lot, but that's what you'll all come to love about me!

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  1. ST:TOS (original trek) was, and still is, my favourite from childhood. Spock was such an iconic role model growing up (a logical choice, of course) that I felt quite upset to hear he’d (Nimoy) passed away. Watching the original series now I can appreciate the philosophies explored in the show in a different way, and how, remarkably, the storylines seem less dated in the original than they do in subsequent series. If you like sci fi reading then I recommend ‘The IDID epidemic’, as a way to remember Leonard Nimoy/Spock concept of appreciating ‘infinite diversity in infinite combinations’. I think you’ll like it!

    http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/The_IDIC_Epidemic

    Just catching up on blog reading this weekend, thanks for some time to trek!

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    • Thanks, I’ll check it out šŸ™‚ Im currently working my way through DS9. That, TNG and Voyager were the Star Trek series I grew up watching but I do want to get the original series at some point because I feel I need to watch it.

      I’m well out of date with blog reading as well. I’ve had a head cold which knocked me off my feet a little so I do need to catch up too.

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