OLD BLOG HACKED

 

OLD BLOG HACKED

Hello Friends,

My old blog site has been hacked. If you are receiving blog posts from me, please delete them. Someone else is attached to this account & may change the content to something unsavory.  I'm not even sure if they are safe to open. Google has been working on it, but they are slower than a snail in peanut butter. 

I'm so sorry for the inconvience.

Denise

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