Apparently, there is such a think as too much writing...

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My right-hand aches. It is not a continuous pain, just needle pain here and there. The mystery is why it aches.

I have been climbing on Saturday, writing on Sunday and suffering since Monday. So nothing strenuous for my fingers, then. Ehm...

Your writer in denial, T.H. Berry

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