Shouldering the blame
The reason for this was the fact that, while rushing around
preparing for a very important birthday party in early April, I turned, tripped
over the hose and crashed to the verandah, ending up with – disaster! – a
broken shoulder. They don’t plaster these things, apparently, it just has to
hang off the corner of one’s body in a sling until it gets better. NOT my idea
of fun at all. I found it very painful, misery-making and energy draining,
which meant that sitting in front of a computer, typing with one hand just
wasn’t on my agenda for some time.
Digital Cameras - bit of a problem.
I still managed to take a few photographs of each month
although it’s a VERY difficult operation with only the left hand working. NOTE:
Take a look at a digital camera and it will become clear that they’re designed
to be used ONLY with the right hand. On the suggestion of a big grandson, I
resorted to holding in the left hand and using it upside down so that my hand
wasn’t covering the screen or the viewfinder. I then had to vertically flip the
pictures 180 degrees on the computer, which worked - sort of. It was a
great improvement when the right arm became strong enough to take over again.
That's my shadow, with right arm in a sling and camera in left hand. |
A catch-up
So I’ll now do a quick (and brief) catch-up. To keep the
blog in chronological order, you can go down to the March entry and work your
way up to July.
What an awful predicament for you. I'm glad you're back in the saddle (or should I say garden) again. I find it very therapeutic too!
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