It’s often said
Without a shred
Of sincerity
Or care,
We don’t appreciate
Til it’s too late
Our youth or job
Or hair.
So in my case
I must make haste
To write and post
And “chat.”
For soon in May
I have to say
It will happen
That . . .
I’m going to lose
The right to use
My right arm
Altogether.
To write a post
I could boast
Would be an
Endeavor.
I will read lots
And “like” your plots
While I am in
Plaster.
What’s that you ask?
A plaster cast!
Plaster! To help heal
Faster.
My right wrist
Has come adrift
And needs a
Little op.
‘Cause if I don’t
My right wrist won’t
Last long. It will
Just pop!
I’ve writ my last
Before my cast.
I’ll read and rest
In fetters.
And then when I’m
Fit and sublime
I’ll tell you
“I’m all better!”

Wishing you a speedy recovery!!
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…and I love how your usual sense of humour in a bad situation bubbles out in rhyme!
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Thank you Hildegard. Cheers!
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Oh My, My… clever are you! But Oh I feel badly for you. Feel better my friend! Hugs to you!
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Thank you. Need hugs!
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A big left handed thumbs up to your quick recovery! Your rhyming post was fun, unlike it’s message but that positive mood is bound to help. Let us know how it goes❤️
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Composing the rhyme stopped me thinking about what was going to happen!
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Ack – Ouch – and Yow !
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Quite.
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Oh dear best of luck to you. So sorry to hear you are needing the repair. May you end up better than ever. Hugs across the miles.
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OOO Oh look! I got your hugs!
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Excellent. 🙂
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sending you healing wishes – and hope it all works out well 🙂 xxoo
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Healing wishes gratefully received xx
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🙂 ❤
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Hope it goes as well as the poem.
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Thank you Lyle.
Back in a while!
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Wishing you all the best and a quick recovery. 🙂
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Thanks Laurel. Back soon!
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Wishing you a speedy recovery, Carol! xoxo
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I dislike too! Thanks, Nancy. x
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Good health and a fast recovery to you. Now you have me wondering why a person can’t type with one hand. I’m trying right now and failing a lot. I imagine it would be possible with enough practice,but by then you’ll be all good.
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I comment and respond to comments a lot on my phone. I can’t hold it and type with one hand, especially my left. I just tried it and gave up. After Thursday my comments will be short and sweet! But I can still read. 😉
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‘I just tried it and gave up’ – I don’t quite know why, but this has me belly laughing. Which reminds me – I also wish you great humor and lots of laughs while you get back to 100%.
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We’re you picturing me holding my phone with my left hand and stretching my thumb across the keyboard and ‘Oh ****’ every time I made a mistake?
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yes – and giving up real quick to go do something fun.
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Excellent poem – I am in awe! And good luck getting through your time in plaster – earlier this year I spent a few weeks on crutches, and it really opened my eyes as to how inconvenient life can be when limbs aren’t all in working order!
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Thank you Claire. Can’t say I’m looking forward to being a one-armed bandit for a while. It will pass!
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Very clever poem to share your news:) Hoping for a speedy recovery!
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Thank you so much. I’ll have to make do with one armed cartwheels for the time being. 😉
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Oh, no! This is terrible news. Best wishes for a speedy recovery (not only for you, but for us on here who will be missing your humour like crazy!) Also, very much impressed by your poetic bent! I had no idea how many branches were on your talent tree!
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Thank you for your kind thoughts. I’ll come back a better version – WWN101.2.
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Love it!
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What a great poem:) Wish you a speedy recovery! Take care.
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Thank you very much. Are you still in Alaska?
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No, we are enjoying the spring in Canada:)
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Warming up a bit!
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Love the poem! Heal quick and get back here. 🙂
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Yes ma’am! Do my best. 😉
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Wishes for a speedy recovery!
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Thank you very much! 😀
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Take care!
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Thank you, Marian. The freezer is full of dinners ready for my sous chef to thaw and serve. 🙂
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Oh no, so sorry! I’ve spent a memorable long, hot summer with my right arm in plaster too. :(.
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Not all summer I hope! I can’t be put on hold that long! How long ago was your memorable summer?
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I was 10 so quite a while ago but at that age it seemed to last forever… no swimming, sprinklers, camp. 😦 I hope yours passes faster with a lot more fun involved!
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I spent 4 months of summer with a cast on my leg when I was 14. That was no fun. My first day of high school I was on crutches. That really was no fun. I might cope a little better now.
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4 months on crutches sounds terrible. Best of luck this time around. 🙂
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Thanks. No crutches!
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Sending Reiki and booze…
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I like the sound of that cure! Thanks so much!
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All the best for that! I had a leg in plaster once so I can empathise with the frustrations of losing the use of one limb.
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My left hand has become very useful!
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My left hand has become very dextrous.
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Hell no
don’t go,
Use your nose,
or even your toes.
For we will miss
this pleasant dish,
That always chirps
upon our works.
Heal quick dear friend
to return to pen,
For you do cause a smile
to appear upon my dial
Let the wrist heal
So you can deal
with penning again
without any pain.
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Very clever BD!
Thanks for the rhyme,
it’s just in time,
to make me feel,
that I will heal!
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A brilliant little poem!! Your right arm in a cast will definitely slow you down a lot. Hope the ‘little op’ goes well and your right wing is back in excellent form posthaste.
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Thanks Joanne. Beginning to hyperventilate a bit when I think about it. I’m sure it will be fine. I just won’t think about it.
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Sending lots of positive healing energy your way 🙂
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Ah. Thank you. Feel better now. Breathing has slowed.
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I should write a poem about my right hip. As soon as my doc gets back from Nepal (he left six days before I was to have a replacement), I too will be going under the knife. Best wishes for a speedy recovery dear cousin!
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Thanks so much Cuz. How dare your surgeon go off on his travels without consulting you first. Hope you are not in pain although the dodgy hip doesn’t seem to have slowed you down too much!
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I was pretty good til the cortisone wore off a couple days after he left. But golly, if there was an earthquake here, I’d want doctors to come to our aid, so it’s ok. Just another 11 days to wait.
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Very understanding of you. I’m sure they appreciate his presence.
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Heal quick and get back to us!
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Thanks. Have a couple of posts in hand. Hahaha. My left hand!
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