Details won't follow

But I just have to say that broken hands hurt. Muchly. Even if the broken hand is really just a slight fracture to the bone nearest your last two fingers and a serious bruise to the rest of your hand.
They are also rather cumbersome when it's your right hand and you are right handed. Think about all of the things that go on in a bathroom that can't exactly be perfected with your opposite hand. :) Especially when you are female.
Try taking a shower tomorrow with just one hand. You must get the shampoo out of the bottle with just one hand. It is most helpful when the shampoo bottle is nearly full. I found that if you place it between your knees, squeeze and hold your hand out in front of the bottle, you can get enough out to wash your hair.
Writing? Difficult. Typing? Also difficult. As a matter of fact, I started this blog entry at 8am this morning. See how long it took? (this may be a slight exaggeration)
Forget having a good hair day with just one hand. Scissors and pouring coffee? Difficult.
Either Nookie or Augie (I can't remember which) used to make fun of me because I would practice doing things with my left hand in case I ever lost my right arm. Yes, I realize that this is a strange thing to do but if you don't know by now that I'm strange then you haven't been paying attention. In any event, I now wish that I had practiced more things with my left hand. Damnit.
I think for the sake of mystery and such, I won't reveal how the hand got busted. But writing about it helped to cheer me up a bit.