this is my life story and christian testimonial.

Why I Am Writing This

I’m not writing this for pity.I’m not writing this to be discovered.I’m not writing for fame or fortune.

I’m writing this to share my story.And if reading it leads you to give your life to Jesus—then I’ve done my job.

Who am I?You can call me Jay Blue.I don’t wish to share my real name, not because I’m hiding—but because this story isn’t about me.It’s about a God who sees the blind, knows the forgotten,and rewrites stories like mine.

If you’re looking for a name to remember,remember His.

Benjamin Siskosat alone in his quarters aboard Deep Space Nine, taking in the quiet. After thirty years of being in the company of the Prophets, he’d returned to a world that was now full of strangers. Starfleethad evolved—new faces, new uniforms, even the furniture felt different. But one thing remained the same: Siskowas still here, albeit a little out of touch.

On the desk in front of him sat a new data pad, sleek and shiny, nothing like the clunky padds he was used to. It looked more like something you’d find in a 21st-century tech store than a Starfleet-issued device. He stared at it for a moment before tapping the screen.

The device powered on with a soft chime, and the screen blinked to life. A friendly message appeared:

“Welcome, Captain Benjamin Sisko. Please select your preferred interface:

Standard LCARS UI

iOS View Overlay

Android 14 Adaptive Overlay

Windows 10 Tablet Edition (Classic Mode)”

Sisko blinked at the options.

“Windows 10? Seriously? Still?”

He let out a low chuckle, shaking his head. "Thirty years, and we’re still stuck here?" He sighed but couldn't help a smile creeping onto his face. "I bet Dillahay's behind this nonsense."

Just as he was about to tap something, the screen suddenly flickered and changed. Appearing before him, grinning like a malfunctioning over-caffeinated assistant, was none other than Badgey 2.0.

“Hey, Captain!” Badgey chirped enthusiastically. “Welcome back to Deep Space Nine! I bet you’ve got a ton of questions, and let me tell ya, this new setup is next-level. You’re probably wondering why you’ve got all these skin choices, huh?”

Sisko rubbed his temples. “Yeah, something like that…”

“Well, here’s the deal,” Badgey said, sounding far too pleased with himself. “Admiral Dillahay, the big brains behind all this, thought the old LCARS interfacewas too… well, ‘old.’ He said it reminded him of this ancient software called Tandy DeskMateand that we needed something fresher. So, he cooked up a few new skins for you to try out. We’ve got iOS View, Android 14 Adaptive, and Windows 10 Classic. Take your pick! We’re in the 24th century, baby!”

Sisko raised an eyebrow. “Dillahay... of course.He’s always got to be the one shaking things up.”

“Oh, and this is the iOS View,” Badgey continued, his voice oozing with enthusiasm. “Very Apple-esque, super clean, super sleek, but—heads up—it’s a walled garden. No downloading apps from anywhere but the App Store. So, maybe not your best choice.”

The screen flickered again as Badgey switched it over. “Here’s the Android 14 Adaptive Overlay—Dillahay’spersonal fave! It’s all about flexibility, just like him. He loves that Samsung Galaxy Z-Fold 5, you know? You can load anything you want, no restrictions. Very… open.”

Sisko could almost hear Badgey’s grin through the screen. “And last but not least, we’ve got Windows 10 Classic, for those of you who like to feel like you’re reallyliving in the past. It’s got that ‘good ol’ desktop’ feel, for the nostalgia buffs out there.”

Sisko glanced over all the options, now wondering if maybe he was better off just doing things the old-fashioned way. But then, just as he was about to make a decision, the door chimed.

“Enter.”

It was Kira Nerys, her face breaking into a wide grin as soon as she saw him.

“Captain!” she said with a nod of approval. “It’s good to see you again, and finally—it’s about time we got you back on this station. And guess what? Admiral Dillahayheard you’re here and he’s on his way. He said he has some hugenews for you. You’re gonna loveit.”

Sisko raised an eyebrow. “Dillahay? Big news? I’m not sure I’m ready for whatever scheme he’s cooked up.”

“Oh, trust me,” Kira said, clearly excited. “It’s not just news. It’s gonna blow your mind. And get this—he wants the same spot where he ran his restaurant back. If it’s available, of course. He says it’s part of this ‘grand plan,’ but you’re going to be flooredwhen you hear what he has in store.”

Sisko leaned back in his chair, a deep sigh escaping his lips. “A restaurant? Now?”

Kira grinned wider. “Oh yeah. And he’s convinced it’s all going to be part of some big storythat’s going to change the galaxy. You know how he gets with that, right?”

Sisko rolled his eyes good-naturedly. “I don’t know whether to laugh or just get prepared for the chaos.”

“Definitely laugh,” Kira said with a wink. “And maybe hold off on using Windows 10. Admiral Dillahayis the onlyperson who could make Windows 10feel exciting, but you’re going to need your sanity for his ‘big reveal.’ Trust me.”

Sisko gave a dry chuckle. “I’ll think about it.”

“Oh, and check out the other skins before you make your decision,” Kira added, dropping a bombshell. “Bashirpicked Windows RTat first. He used it for, like, two minutes, and then immediately switched to Apple macOS. But, hey, don’t let that sway you.”

Sisko’s eyes widened for a moment, then he let out a short laugh. “Windows RT? Bashir?”

Kira nodded, her face deadpan. “Yup. And he’s never going back. But you know how he is—always trying the latest ‘tech’ until something else catches his eye. Maybehe’s just ahead of his time. Or maybe he’s just a gluttonfor punishment.”

Sisko rolled his eyes and muttered to himself. “I think I need a drink.”

Kira chuckled, giving him a wink. “You’ll need more than that. Alright, I’m off, but brace yourself for Dillahay. You know how he gets, right?”

Sisko grinned wryly. “Oh, I know.”

He turned back to the tablet and shook his head, tapping the screen. “Alright, Dillahay. Show me what you’ve got. I’m already prepared for the worst.”

Hey everyone, just a quick update for you all! After giving it some thought, I’ve decided to delete a couple of stories I’ve written in the past. It’s not always easy to let go of old projects, but sometimes it’s the best decision for moving forward creatively.

The stories that have been removed are:

Family Guy and the Blind Writer

MLP: Discord on the Enterprised

As I started focusing on other things, I found myself feeling less and less inclined to finish these stories. They no longer appeal to me as projects I wish to continue. I apologize if that upsets anyone, but ultimately, this is my story, and if I’m not going to finish it, I don’t want it sitting in limbo forever.

Both of these stories were fun to write at the time, and I truly appreciate everyone who has read and supported them. It means a lot to me!

I’m always evolving and finding new inspiration, so expect new projects to emerge in the future. Thanks for being part of this journey with me.

As always, feel free to reach out with any thoughts or questions!