I got hacked!
Last night someone took advantage of a vulnerability in some software I use on the site to replace the home page and set some other stuff up. It looks like they were getting ready to redesign my website for me.
Thanks go to Eric for calling me to tell me about this. His site got hacked, too.
Oh, and that bit of software with the vulnerability? It’s gone.
I apologize to all the folks still using dialup. That’s a lot of images to wait for.
My beard had to end soon. So it did. I thank everyone for their kind compliments on my costume. It has been one of the funnest Halloweens I have ever experienced.
Now I feel like I have a really small head, though.
By the way, those pumpkins we carved at Family Home Evening ended up going into some awesome pumpkin bread, which I can give anyone that asks. I also have a recipe for pumpkin pie which I will be trying out soon. This is what Halloween is all about: growing a beard just to shave it off and carving a pumpkin just to eat it come November.
Texas and “subtle”:
Incompatible.All of our Summers
Burn out abruptly;Even our Autumns
Feel the need to fall;Every Winter
Bursts from the freezer;And when comes the Spring:
Beauty without peer.
Saturday, 15 October was the Halloween Dance at the LDS Institute. It felt a little early in the month for costumes, but I couldn’t resist. I dressed up as my hero, Obi-Wan Kenobi.
This year I was more specific than I have ever been. I was Obi-Wan Kenobi as played by Ewan McGregor in Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. I started growing a beard three weeks in advance. I studied countless pictures so I could part my hair in the right place.
All my preparation paid off. I won the prize for “most authentic costume” at the dance. I was freaking elated. And I got a Snickers.
The best part is that I get to do it again on the 31st.