Things to do when wrist-fracture and cast seriously complicates computer-activities: read, read and read. I've been devouring The Vorkosigan Saga by Lois McMaster Bujold, taking a moment to flail in approval.
I fail in being a Finn, and slipped and fell about two weeks ago. Now my left hand begins to be almost alright and the cast-bound right is able to type clumsily and use mouse even clumsier.
But my point was to flail and recommend! Vorkosigan Saga (Chronological) by Lois McMaster Bujold
And yes, AliaBaroque has been recommending it to me for yeeaars, finally got around to start it, and once I did, there's no stopping. Have to read them all!
Something very fitting in this situation when the main hero is handicapped, has brittle bones and breaks them all the time.
Oh no.. Get better soon! 
BishieStyleSL: working on it!
I might not be handicapped thankfully, but I became a master in bone breakage, so you apprentice need to still do a lot of breaking up... just not with me
laughs
I'm quite content with this amount of breaking anything, up or otherwise, thank you very much.
and yes, did read them between 1999 and 2001 and since then became my favourite space opera together with Dune, so if you are into it just give it a go.
suggested by Carver and Bunny.
I feel like that should be some bizarre brand name, I just can't fathom for what. *laughs
Cripes! Don't do that!
GRMcIntyre: Certainly trying not to repeat this experience in the future, that's for certain!
Nevermore
says
hughug >.<
At least there are always good books!
All the purrs, to speed bones healing.
Carver & Bunny Wines?
Carver & Bunny Vodka!
Carver & Bunny Toys: Sensual Pleasures for Whimsical Adults.
Thank you, all. Books and purrings make for a good healing. 
bunbun - you suppose to haz daa bubblewrap - so no broken bones. yasyas !
OldeSoul: Meet Bun-bun: Characters of Sluggy Freelance - Wikipedia
