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Violated and Invaded

This is how I feel now that my ex has found this blog. I really hate the idea of letting him win and take over my space by changing the address of this blog, but anything happens that I feel is truly a violation of my privacy and life, then I guess that's what I have to do. So, since most people got here through Jess, please let Jess or me know your email address, so if I have to change my blog address I can give the new out to anyone who wants to continue reading in the future . . . I find this really sad . . . It's not my fault that I have moved on and found happiness . . . it's just happened, and that's a good thing, and I hope that this person can eventually do the same, but I don't want my happiness to be screwed up in anyway by someone who could possibly be spiteful.

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Marissa said…
I don't know if this is the place to put email addresses, but if you could send me the new link at johnstmk@excite.com --- I would love to keep reading.

I found you through Jess's site who I found through Cory's site who I went to high school with in Turkey.

I would also suggest making your next blog private so that it can't be found by any search engines. (Funny -- I just suggested the same thing to Min Pin the other day -- I promise I'm not paranoid!!)

Also, when you set up your new location, make sure you update your profile so it doesn't list your blog location.
4:11 PM
The Blonde Hurricane said…
Liz, can you email me at totallyjess@hotmail.com if you change your blog address, please? You know I'm one of your loyal readers!!! :) I found your blog through Jessie's blog.
6:57 AM
Anonymous said…
I am a avid reader of your blog, jessiedc22's, and min pin momma. my email address is hamel99@hotmail.com. Please email me. Thanks, Ann Marie
7:56 AM
Anonymous said…
If you do not mind please let me know your new link at flintrob15@hotmail.com --- I enjoy reading your blog. And good luck, do not let anyone spoil your happiness.
1:36 PM
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