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WOW, So that is what Hacking feels like.

This is short and sweet. I have been working on a new blog post that was near and dear to my heart. Today when I got on to work on it, I was shocked with what I saw. Someone with rather poor spelling I might add, had hacked into our blog and really wrote some rather sad views on our life. I hope that no one read this, but if you did, I am so sorry.


Parts of it were my thoughts....like the very first sentence and then the words to a song that I love. Other than that, who really knows. I have taken precaution to stop this and I hope that it does not happen again.


Check back in a few days as I hope to have this all fixed up again.


Thanks for your support and as always, your words of kindness to us.

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Comments

LJR said…
OH wow! I am sorry that happened to you. I don't understand how people can be so cruel. I hope you have all fixed soon, and that the hackers leave you alone!
7:33 AM
Ayden said…
How sad that someone would feel the need to do such a mean thing to some of the most caring, giving people in the world! ((hugs))
(Can't wait for an update!)
10:20 PM
Susan said…
Roberta I'm sorry to hear that. Maybe it's time for a password change to something more difficult? I hope it doesn't happen again.
10:09 AM
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