Around the Internet 2

Arm is indeed broken. Tomorrow we’re off to the bone doc to talk pins and casts. Guess we’ll really see if I can write a novel with an arm tied behind my back. Jury is still out for software. The college moves slowly. I seem to be able to use my right hand, sling off, propped on a table, but I will consult with surgeon about whether it is safe and prudent to do so. Another friend suggested hiring staff. Hmmm…

Meanwhile, here are a couple of links for you.

First, Julie Rose posts a soundtrack for Susan Higginbotham.

Next, David Bridger hosts an interview with Suzanne McCleod about critiquing.

The new drugs are better for pain. My arm still hurts, but I care less. Sleepy, though.

Catherine

Originally published at Writer Tamago. You can comment here or there.

Work Force Development

Tomorrow no Tamago. Doctor time. Be sure we’ll ask about typing. And yes, Sonya, I will follow doctor’s orders, regardless of good news or bad.

Monday I’ll visit work force development for a demo of Dragon Naturally Speaking and some left handed typing training. It’s handy that Kirkwood has a rehabilitation department for folks who have acquired handicaps. Yup, me for a bit. So, if you have to back your lawnmower off a drop, you should fly away from the mower, not have it land on you, and work at a place with occupational rehab.

See you with more info weekendish. Thanks for all of you who helped with info about Dragon and your experiences.

Catherine

Originally published at Writer Tamago. You can comment here or there.