i haven't been typing very much until about a week ago. mostly mouse-only on my laptop on my lap.rajagainstthemachine wrote:glad to hear you are safe.. you typing with one hand btw?
rest assured, this reply was officially typed with one hand!
i haven't been typing very much until about a week ago. mostly mouse-only on my laptop on my lap.rajagainstthemachine wrote:glad to hear you are safe.. you typing with one hand btw?
Good to hear you are back to firing in all cylinderstaxico wrote:thanks for all the well wishes and good natured advice!
it was almost entirely my fault for not noticing the substance on the road... except i will remark that the cement powder was not easily distinguishable from the asphalt... and i shouldn't be leaning over that much on unfamiliar public roads... even on 3 wheels.
i am usually a careful rider, but i was just glad to be off the plane and on my bike and got carried away with getting away from saturday afternoon traffic while what was supposed to be a ride to buy a pair of riding gloves.
Good thing there is at least one other thing you can do with one hand.taxico wrote:rest assured, this reply was officially typed with one hand!
i was actually very annoyed. i mean, what good is a a doctor in the A&E if he can't even give me a diagnosis from the big film of a very broken finger. what's worse - there was no attempt made to stabilize my fracture, and additionally, i was NOT told what to do to prevent/reduce further shifting...rajagainstthemachine wrote:I am bemused by the fact that the doctor didn't want to comment on your fracture..
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