when he came to himself he said ...
My left arm has permission to roam from my chest, so it's welcome back to capitals, when needed. The permission was granted by my physio, h.p., the same person who helped me stay mobile while I waited to be fixed. Now she says I can move my hand away from my chest and my arm up to shoulder height, with the help of the other one. It's all a bit creaky and slow.But slow is good. The only thing that happens fast around here is the occasional bid on eBay. (P was amused to find that the section of the hospital ward I was in was called E Bay.)
Slow stops multitasking. Slow lets you be. Slow stops the fizzing, popping brain. Slow says, Take it easy Bud, you don't know nut'n. Which is about right.The busy, busy me would be waxing lyrical about Us Now, the More 4 programme by Ivo Gormley which examines the revolution in the way people join up to help one another on-line, and the virtues of self-organising systems. But you can check out these cool new developments for yourself: Horsesmouth (a social network for informal mentoring), Slicethepie (on new ways of organising the music industry) and Zopa (new ways of organising finance). I'm too chilled to push. Things will probably have moved on by the time you read this anyway.
Have a nice life.
Labels: Horsesmouth, More4, physiotherapy, self-organisation, Slicethepie, Us Now, Zopa




