Where were you when....
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I was thirty when TNG ended. I live in the same city but have gone thru several living arrangements and several different jobs. Still not married. 
By '94-'95, I was kinda burned out on anything ST. I felt it was all kid-stuff and consequently I totally ignored DS9 when it arrived.
Thanks to ENT many years later, I returned to Trek. I rekindled my love of TOS from childhood in the 70's.
So yeah, what a long strange trip it has been...........
By '94-'95, I was kinda burned out on anything ST. I felt it was all kid-stuff and consequently I totally ignored DS9 when it arrived.
Thanks to ENT many years later, I returned to Trek. I rekindled my love of TOS from childhood in the 70's.
So yeah, what a long strange trip it has been...........
I was still in elementary school, and was 8 years old.
Well in 1994 I was 11 and played on the "lower school" now I've just bought a house with my girlfriend. In a few months we will move there. But because I don't live in the U.S. I didn't knew anything of ending TNG or DS9. Only heard something about the end of Voyager, but in the Netherlands were I live everything is broadcast at a later time. I saw the end of DS9 in 2001..
Let's see, I was 25 living at home and in my first real job. When the series ended I was sick at home with the flu. That didn't stop me from enjoying the series finale. I exercised by bike riding for approximately 3 hours a day, 3 days a week.
Since them, I'm back in my parent's home, disabled on one side and the only exercise I get is stretching my disabled side to keep the joints, ligaments and muscles from becoming stiff.
Since them, I'm back in my parent's home, disabled on one side and the only exercise I get is stretching my disabled side to keep the joints, ligaments and muscles from becoming stiff.
Different house, but the same city and I'm still working the same job for the same company.
Fourteen years is hardly a lifetime unless you're very unfortunate. Eisenhower was the President when I was born, so for me it seems like All Good Things only aired last week.
Fourteen years is hardly a lifetime unless you're very unfortunate. Eisenhower was the President when I was born, so for me it seems like All Good Things only aired last week.
I was 25, living in downtown Denver, and about 2 months from getting married. Now I just celebrated by 14th wedding anniversary, have a 6 year old son and a daughter coming in about 3 weeks.
I now live about 12 miles from my old apartment on Capitol Hill and (unfortunately) still work for the same company.
I now live about 12 miles from my old apartment on Capitol Hill and (unfortunately) still work for the same company.
Still in the same house and am now starting college.
Same house, same city.
However, not the same cats, and several family members/friends have died.
Same here. This house was my mom's in 1994. Now it's mine.
I was 4 in 1994. Neither myself, or any of my relatives had watched Star Trek at all up to that point. It wasn't till 1996 that I was introduced to TNG I managed to corrupt both my parents into Trekkies (my dad had the Klingon logo decal-ed on his sailplane. Alas that hard times have forced him to sell it)
Now, I'm starting my first job and my first year of college. My, how fast things change when you're young.
Now, I'm starting my first job and my first year of college. My, how fast things change when you're young.
Same state, different town. I had moved away to find work after graduating high school ended up a few years later moving back to my home town.(After living in many different states)
I was only 9 years old when TNG ended in 1994, so you can guess that a lot of things have changed since then. I am now 22 (almost 23).
