Please accept my apologies, but I had to postpone this week's issue of Birds in the News because I broke my arm this past Friday. In fact, as you are reading this notice, I am in the hospital once again, this time meeting with an orthopedic surgeon. Regardless of what happens today, I am fairly certain that Birds in the News will be back next week, though, so please check back!
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As you no doubt have noticed, Birds in the News has not made its usual appearance today at noon. The reason is that I was unable to find any wifi hotspots from Friday afternoon onwards, until today when I returned to the library. As a result, I didn't have a chance to write this week's issue of…
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Thinking good thoughts and hoping that the high-tech hardware store will set you to rights fast!
aaarrrgghh, what a downer! May you get set and get healed quickly! I'm sure that dark chocolate is a healing substance, too.
Hope you get better soon :)
I' sure certhia is right. Even if she isn't, it's a damn good placebo, and there's no 'arm in trying.
Let's hear it for dark chocolate, the miracle substance that heals broken hearts, broken bones, and reportedly even broken shoelaces! OK, so I exaggerated a tiny bit, but it's something no first aid kit should ever be without.