fencing in…
i got two spam comments tonight.
i followed one to his website and wish i didn’t.
this seems timely after my last post about wanting to put a bubble around my kids.
and i will remain in prayer for the lives i witnessed on his blog. dear god.
even if those comments were random, it is no longer worth it to me to be out in the open.
so, i am in the process of making my blog password protected.
part of what i love about this blogland is connecting with people i wouldn’t otherwise, finding kindred spirits, feeling surrounded by others who i have never met, nurturing relationships with those i know, satisfying a creative hunt, finding hope in what others offer. i am not ready to lose that, but i am ready to bring the fence a little closer in.
what this means is that i have a username/password for anyone who wants to access this blog (well, unless you make my stomach hurt).
just leave me a comment and i will pass that info back to you.
if i understand wordpress procedure correctly, you will (eventually) use that to log in and we continue on in a blissful blog bubble.
oh, yuck.
hey kristen, sorry to hear about your nasty spam. My husband is a newspaper reporter, and after every article online, there is a comment section. People leave some of the most hateful, awful comments I could ever think of. It is sobering. I hope you continue with both of your blogs. I haven’t commented for awhile but have enjoyed reading about your kitty in jail/school and your Obama loving Canadian grandmother. I love your wit and your attitude and your beautiful photos. Keep up the wonderful work, both online and in real life with your family and with your preschool.