Protected: Passwording life

I really didn’t want to do this. But Julie is worrying me. I see on sitemeter that she is still reading my blog. Sigh. This bites.

I am compiling a list of contacts we have had. Unfortunately, I have deleted past emails from her where I could easily use to prove that the person stalking me is her.

The biggest issue is that I KNOW who she is. And she knows who I am. And we live 20 away from each other.

After my last post about her, she used my comcast email to have a church send me a “stop complaining” bracelet. Seriously, is this the action of a stable person?

I have night terrors that I will come home one day to find swastikas painted on our house. I know, I am being melodramatic, but there it is.

I will occasionally post over here. I will always link in the typepad area. Please be fair and direct people to email me if they ask you for the password.

Thanks

6 thoughts on “Protected: Passwording life

  1. Stalkers are scary. The balance of wanting to be open and inviting and wanting to protect yourself and your family is a tough one to figure out – and the cost of getting it wrong could be unpleasant.

    I think everyone will understand; I certainly do.

    Thanks for inviting me

  2. I am considering swtiching entirely to WordPress, but I have to think about this. I would have to buy a domain name, get some webhosting, it’s almost as expensive as typepad…and more work…Sigh

  3. I know someone else who had this problem. They got their own domain name and they were able to ban their cyber stalker from even reading their site. It might be worth considering. How utterly creepy. Maybe if you can cut her off entirely she’ll JUST GO AWAY. UGH. I’m so sorry!!

  4. I am just horrified that this is happening to you….it boggles the mind that someone would go to such lengths to be ugly, you know?

    Take care.

  5. This is horrific. I’m sorry you are having to deal with her. I had a weird incident with not a cyber stalker but a lady I did volunteer work with. It was the strangest thing I’ve ever experienced and culminated with her at my door step uninvited and unannounced screaming at me about how I was conspiring to get her kicked off a volunteer board. She was like a crazy person shouting and almost incoherent. (She quit the board and it had nothing to do with me.) My husband peeked out of his home office and told her to please exit off our private property and kindly stop schreeching at his wife. This finally got her to leave. I still see her occasionally at functions and she acts like she’s pained and in agony just being in the same room with me.

    Hang in there…hopefully she will just go away now.

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