(OT) "I'm not dead yet! I'm feeling better!" *THUNK*

[Henry]

Hi Mouse!

Keep those rubber bands on your muscles healthy!

 

[Mark]

Howdy Count Mouscula!

Keep healing and don't be a stranger!

 

[Ace]

Hello again, all. Been a while.

As some of you may recall, I vanished for a while due to Tendonitis in two of my fingers, and thus being unable to do much typing.

Well, I'm finally showing some improvement. I'm still nowhere near 100%, but I can type enough where I don't have to devote absolutely every keystroke to contracted work. I'm still not going to be posting as much as I used to, but I'll be around now and again.

Just figured I'd let those who care know what my current sitch is. Sorry to be absent for so long.

GOod to see you are a bit better and glad to have you back.

 

[wolff96]

You'd have to go through my wife and gamers first, and they have access to my sword collection. Still, if the Tendonitis happens to prove fatal, and if you can get through them, you get not only the horde of D&D stuff, but also 1,800 xp!

1,800 xp *AND* loot?

Hmm, it's not THAT far to Texas...

Just kidding! Glad to see you're back. Take care of those hands!

 

[Mouseferatu]

Glad to see that you're back, and on the road to recovery. Just curious, have you considered a voice recognition system for your computer?

Well, I tried a voice dictation program for my writing, and I discovered something odd.

The mind and thought processes work very differently when one is speaking than when one is typing. For some reason, when dictating, I could not create. It took something like half an hour to come up with two short paragraphs, and they bore very little resemblance, in terms of style or quality, to what I create when I'm typing. I'm glad I only spent about $30 on it, because I don't think I'll be able to get much use out of it.