A short note to say I've broken my arm going over the handlebars of my bike, and had to have surgery to insert a metal plate, otherwise I'd have lost most of the use of my left hand, according to the consultant. So I'm grounded for a few weeks - no driving, no cycling, no gym.
I'm glad to be home and resting now, and one of the nice things waiting for me was a note to say that my Walking in Glencanisp poem is now up on Bolts of Silk.
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8 comments:
Colin, sorry to hear that. It sounds like a painful thing to happen. I hope it heals well for you. Warm healing thoughts being sent your way and congrats on Bolts of Silk!
Hope it heals well!
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Oh, that sounds sore, sorry to hear that.
I enjoyed the poem, especially how you manage to pack and evoke so much landscape in it.
Aiee! Get well soon.
Ouch! That sounds pretty nasty, Colin. Here's wishing you a swift recovery.
Get well soon Colin. Hope the hurt arm isn't the one you write with.
Nice meeting up with you at StAnza!
Colin
Always happens with head over heels eh?
Hope you are ambidextrous soon.
best to you
Kevin
Thanks to all for the kind wishes.
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