Well: Day of Spring: it’s only April. But in Arizona, the weather will be summerish by most region’s standards.
What a strange and gorgeous day. Lovely, balmy temperature beneath high, soft gray clouds.
Normally, Ruby and I would have taken off for the park by now. But I’ve spavined a hip, so she and I loaf. She has taken over the foot of the bed, and I’ve repaired to a pile of pillows. What could be better, eh?
A-a-a-n-d…as we scribble, in comes another fake email under a friend’s name. At least two dozen of these have hit my in-box over the past year or two. She’s a fellow volunteer at the church — or was a “fellow” while I was still doing that. Dropped out of the choir and the church phone-answering job when my son started dragging me to the Mayo every Sunday morning: the end of a fun activity and the loss of a bunch of friendly associates.
ohhhh well. Anyway, I haven’t been able to shake the scamming emails, no matter what I do to try to block them. Just now, dozens of these reside on my in-box…it’s gonna take an hour or two to delete them all. What a damn nuisance!
Better get to work on that….
Here’s another one, claiming an auto-payment to Cox will be made…in the amount of $115.
Oh, yeah? I don’t normally do auto-pays, for obvious reasons. So…scam or no scam? Do I really have to call Cox today and navigate their nuisance-y system to find out WTF this is? And if it is a scam, how did they get my payment data???
And why would Cox be gouging me for $115, when I don’t make long-distance calls?
Godlmighty, am I sick of this stuff!!!!!!!