Star Trek’s Captain Kirk, William Shatner, has, as recently as last week, been on a European tour promoting his live show - a screening of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and a Q&A session after. But concerns over the spread of coronavirus have forced many of the planned dates to be cancelled, and Shatner has returned home. Like most of us, he appears to be following the general advice to stay at home, and the 88-year-old actor (who turns 89 on Sunday) has been keeping occupied by tweeting out a series of Captain’s Logs.

According to a piece from The Hollywood Reporter, despite insisting earlier this month that Captain Kirk’s story was “pretty well played out”, he seems to be leaning into the character while keeping his fans updated on what he’s up to.

On Wednesday, Shatner tweeted, “Captain’s Log: Stardate 1 of self imposed isolation. After having arrived at Planet Home, I was warmly greeted by Emissaries Espresso & Macchiato. I look forward to my planned respite from my normal duties. Kirk out.” Side note: Espresso and Macchiato are Shatner’s dogs.

Shatner also added a supplemental log, thanking fans. “While reflecting upon my experiences from the past week,” he said, “I do want to send my love, thanks & respect to those in Europe who came out to see me. For those canceled appearances I will work towards seeing if I can get back to those venues at some point.”

To follow Shatner’s Captain’s Logs for yourself, check him out on Twitter.