Faithful Readers,
First of all, I apologise for my silence. I have been going through a creative wasteland. At some point I will come out the other side and resume this blog, but I can't say when.
Secondly, I apologise for anyone affected by the hack that sent more hacks to everyone on my private email list. If you opened it, be sure to change your password, check your trash (online gmail page) for missed emails, and under "settings" check for added filters/blocked email instructions and delete them.
May you be enfolded in the love of the blessed Trinity, whose feast we keep today.
PS If you were affected by the hack, your email may be going to the trash due to a filter that the hacker put on your settings. Here is the fix:
First of all, I apologise for my silence. I have been going through a creative wasteland. At some point I will come out the other side and resume this blog, but I can't say when.
Secondly, I apologise for anyone affected by the hack that sent more hacks to everyone on my private email list. If you opened it, be sure to change your password, check your trash (online gmail page) for missed emails, and under "settings" check for added filters/blocked email instructions and delete them.
May you be enfolded in the love of the blessed Trinity, whose feast we keep today.
PS If you were affected by the hack, your email may be going to the trash due to a filter that the hacker put on your settings. Here is the fix:
1. Log into your gmail account.
2. Go to “settings” which is in the menu that has the picture of the mechanical thingy (a cog? a nut?)
3. Go to “blocked accounts and filters”—it’s a tab at the top of the page
4. Each of these lists will have a tick box for any filters or blocked addresses. If there are any items you haven’t put in either of these lists then tick the box and to the right you will see a delete button. You probably have a filter that says “send all mail to trash”. Delete it.
5. Check the trash to see if you have missing email and if so move to inbox.
2. Go to “settings” which is in the menu that has the picture of the mechanical thingy (a cog? a nut?)
3. Go to “blocked accounts and filters”—it’s a tab at the top of the page
4. Each of these lists will have a tick box for any filters or blocked addresses. If there are any items you haven’t put in either of these lists then tick the box and to the right you will see a delete button. You probably have a filter that says “send all mail to trash”. Delete it.
5. Check the trash to see if you have missing email and if so move to inbox.
6. Change your password again.
Hope this helps
posted by Maggie Ross at 5:46 pm
10 Comments:
Hi Maggie,
Thoughts and prayers are with you.
Kevin
Prayers here Sister...
Very glad to know you are OK, i.e. not sick - it must have been a very chilly winter up there. Take your time, be well.
Mangalam
Ian
Thank you Maggie. I'm so glad to hear from you. It has occurred to me over these months that as you have taught us so much about silence and that you practice it, I'm not at all surprised by your silence on this site. You are "walking the talk" ( well, the opposite - embodying the talk) But go well, be gentle with your dear self.
Thank you Maggie. I'm so glad to hear from you. It has occurred to me over these months that as you have taught us so much about silence and that you practice it, I'm not at all surprised by your silence on this site. You are "walking the talk" ( well, the opposite - embodying the talk) But go well, be gentle with your dear self.
The phrase "creative wasteland" is odd, isn't it? Although it feels like a wasteland at the time, what happens whilst we go though it is usually far from a waste.
May your wastelands be recycling and generating new, resurrection life under the surface.
Alison
Thank you for speaking of this. I trust the "wasteland" is a spot in the road. Go well and safely.
Mike
I'm hoping that you might be able to share something soon. At a time when so many words are being spoken by so many but so few are spoken from silence we need a voice in the wilderness.
Lest we forget, there is also laughter out from silence, a paradoxical one, for all our human idiocies :-)...
I am reading Seasons of Death and Life, and am so very impacted by the utter truth and honesty of your story. Not to mention the beauty of portrayal. Non-fiction, Yes, to the very core of our beings. What a gift it would be to read your story since....
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