Silent Sunday

Cyclamen, Como Park, MN

Good Morning, Quilters!

While Sundays are normally silent… I just wanted to pop in to let you know that The Inbox Jaunt was hacked late last week. I have been working with the host and a web security company to restore all of the files and remove the stolen link.

I believe the problem has been corrected, though you may notice it takes longer for images to load.  Thank you for your patience!

I’d rather be quilting!

Lori

26 responses to “Silent Sunday”

  1. i’m so sorry, not a good feeling to know that someone invaded your space that you so kindly share with us, hope it doesn’t’ happen again. shoshana

  2. I am delighted to see the beautiful flowers this morning! So thankful that your site has been repaired!

  3. Oh My! What is wrong with people!!! Anything to try to steal information, identity, access your sales or just annoy everyone. I can’t believe there is so much energy spent by all the GOOD people to try to recover from malicious evil. Hoping you have things tightened up and secure, and you can get busy and quilt on!

  4. So pathetic that there are always those who can’t find a life for self. Thanks for letting us know and love those flowers and if you can, please tell us what the name of that plant is. Thanks, Donna

  7. I was so happy to see your post yesterday and actually be directed to the right site! I can’t imagine how upsetting getting hacked would be – there are some terrible people out there!

  8. I believe the flowers are Cyclomen (sp?). Mine are just now growing their leaves again after being dormant mostly all winter. I hope the blooms will pop up soon ! So lovely here on our Jaunt. Lori, the Photographer does it again! Soothing on a cloudy morn with storms predicted.

    1. Thanks for identifying the lovely flowers. Does anyone else wonder each week? Although I love to look, I know very little about flowers. These are beautiful.

      1. These are cyclamen and they come in a variety of colors and white. I love them, too, though I’ve had little luck with them living more than couple months in my hands 🙁

  9. So sorry your wonderful blog was hacked. May those people find pins and needles in their bed and on their floor as they walk such a sad path in life. I hope everything gets sorted out soon and this mess is all behind you. I love your wonderful blog.

  10. Dear Lori, glad to know. I opened a page earlier this week and it was in a foreign language. I love your posts. Thank you so much for persevering.

  12. Glad you are back. Sorry for the troubles. Sad people out there. Love that you are here sharing your wonderful talents with us.

  14. Sorry you had to deal with that. For your sake I hope it doesn’t happy again.
    Why can’t people simply live and let live? I’ll never understand.

  16. How awful! Loved the photo. I have some in my garden but, today they are under about 6 – 8 inches of snow, in Hereford, UK!

  20. Who do people have to leave bad behind and not good.? It’s so much easier to be good and spread good cheer, which is just what your pot of cyclamens is doing. I wish you good cheer, happiness and pots full of beautiful blooms. Thank you for getting back on the air waves so soon.

  21. So sorry to hear you got hacked. I really, really enjoy your blog and have learned so much from you. I believe using your book and studying your tutorials has enabled me to get to a more skilled level of free motion quilting and I love it. Thank you so much!!!

  22. Is that what happened. I kept getting sent to an oriental site. Very weird. What a pain some people are.

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