Quite funny in my class today which is meant to be the oasis of calm. What creatures of habit we are. We get so used to “our place” that when another person inadvertently sits their, it causes untold trauma. Women were positively traumatised about having to move to different mats.
My daughter is busily trying to resolve her MSN disaster. She had been wondering for a few days why one of her friends was being funny with her. Finally she asked her – lots of “well I think you know why…” sort of comments. It finally transpired that somebody has hacked on to her MSN account and sent rude messages to her friend like “you are such a loser” and “nobody likes you” and “you are so not attractive”. My poor daughter is mortified. Is it easy to hack into an account? I presume it’s OK to believe her and that I shouldn’t be concerned that I may have a psycho daughter?
Expatmum
February 8, 2008Eek, I have MSN and I’m not aware of that. She should definitely tell them though.
Have you been over to Ali Blah Blah’s blog? She has a great piece about her yoga class.
susannahs
February 8, 2008Suggest that your daughter change her password every month or so. Those pesky hackers can get into anywhere. A couple of years ago one got into my MSN account and IM’ed a message to all my contacts online–supposedly it was a link to a photo of “my new sweetie” (which anyone who knows me should have know I would never use that phrase) and when they clicked on the photo link, it opened a virus.
If your daughter uses either Facebook or MySpace, she should change her password periodically there too—both sites are hacker-heaven.
Maggie May
February 8, 2008Hello, thought I’d drop in again! The MSN thing is very worrying. Nothing is safe these days is it? Liked your peacock picture in the last post. I have to learn all this. Hate to be dependent on other people.