From time to time I receive lovely notes from readers. Always encouraging but most importantly, they suggest I’m not alone in this day-to-day challenge of being a stay-at-home Mom which is what makes this journey so worthwhile.

Conversely, I am inundated with nonsensical garbage that I must opt to either delete or “mark as spam” prior to being made public and as of late this series of deletions has taken up more of my chocolate almond eating time than I would like.

Still, I’m thankful people are reading (even though I’m aware the spammers aren’t actually reading anything) so I take my time and look at each comment thoroughly before deciding to recycle or allow it to post.

Very often I will receive the same note from at least a hundred different web addresses so I know this is linked to a spam artist. The message is always positive, sometimes pushing a product they are trying to sell and always, ALWAYS filled with spelling and grammatical errors, suggesting to me perhaps I am being spammed by a computer being manipulated by overall wearing monkeys.

For example, Thanks for a very interesting site. What else could I get that kind of info written in such an ideal means? I have a project that I am simply now running on, and I have been on the look out for such info dawg.

You put the lime in the cocnout and drink the article up.

If not for your writing this topic could be very convoluted and obiluqe.

Holy sihnzit, this is so cool thank you.

I owe you bgiggity

Me and this article, stiting in a tree, L-E-A-R-N-I-N-G!

Not bad at all flelas and gallas. Thanks.

I still smile at the lime in the coconut.