To all my backlogged email correspondents, in case you’re wondering why I haven’t replied, I’ve RSI — too much typing. So sorry about that. Will catch up when I can.
Anyone got a cure for RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury)?
- Philip: Thanks, Grace and Aisling!
- Grace Wynne-Jones: What a wonderfully evocative odyssey and what a beautiful way to celebrate a beloved aunt. Love, Grace
- Aisling McGuinness: I really enjoyed reading this and seeing the photos, very well done Philip!
- Starlight « Blog Archive « North Atlantic Skyline: [...] is a poem by Philip Casey called Starling – the link also an amazing clips of huge flocks of ...
- Philip: David, I didn't realise you'd published so many novels. (for interested readers, David's Audible page is at http://url.ie/4hug) Yes, the ...
- David Hewson: Well I know they say 'I wouldn't buy the book so what am I stealing' but frankly I don't believe ...
- Philip: Thank you for commenting so graciously, David. When you put it like that, I agree with everything you say. ...
- David Hewson: Thanks for the comments, Philip, and thanks for buying the book. I'm not against sharing between people who know each ...
- Demure Lemur: Thanks for the link! That De Valera book sounds very interesting. A possible Chrsitmas present for the history nerds in ...
- Skepticat: Umm....you seem to have a curious understanding of the word 'scientific'. "It’s just that those who dismiss homeopathy as quackery without ...
- Philip: Thank you, Debby. Nice site
- Debby Bruck: There will be many theories, philosophical discussions, and ideations to understand how homeopathy works. Do we really know how anything ...
- Margaret: Hi Philip I have just finished reading the Tailor and Ansty . It is a shame on me that I have ...
- PaulSweeney: Mmm, I've come across very weak people in all walks of life, but the arts seems to breed of duplicitous ...
- Abstract Metal Art: I think you responded in a great way with this article..
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- antoin@eire.com
- Bernard MacLaverty
- Days in the Life
- Dedalus Press Blog
- Fergus Cassidy
- Frank Corcoran’s HHH
- From Boston to Berlin
- Grace Wynne-Jones
- Hilary NY
- Hill of Tara/M3 Motorway
Irish Bloggers- Irish Blogs
- Irish Eyes
- Journals.ie
- Lightbox
- Mairéad Byrne
- Michele Neylon :: Pensieri
- Musical Rooms
- Patrick Chapman
- Ramblings of a Defiant Irishwoman
- Skyroad
- Slugger O’Toole
- techno-culture
- The Cat Flap
- The Dossing Times
- Tom Rafferty
- Touchpaper Star
- Tuppenceworth.ie Blog
- Twenty Major
- What then is Love?
Pull over the curtains and do some serious ad-lib body motion to Kraftwerk, Bauhaus, or whatever you prefer.
I find it’s the mouse that gives me a pain in the wrist, rather than just the typing.There’s silcone stuff (the same consistency as they use in breast implants) in Easons, but a lump of it costs €20. I use a book under my wrist instead.