I have come to the sad conclusion that no matter how I utilize the Junk Email option or spam blocker to my advantage, I will still receive Junk and Spam Mail. It has become a fact of life in this information super highway world we live in.
I know that daily, I will be offered penis enlargements, diet miracles, and of course, fail proof stock options.
Even pills that will make my penis as hard as a "rocket to space". I don't know how they got my email address, but even the internet doesn't think of me as a woman. Why should I be surprised? Most of my male friends think the same anyways. Maybe it was them who added my email address to some porn sites? Who knows, and I have given up the war. My white flag is waving. I no longer attempt to block the junk email or spam.
I just realize that this is a losing battle and I can't waste one ounce of my precious mind on the stress of deleting unwanted emails 10 times a day.
Then a couple days ago, I found something different.
I always take a little joy in the names that they choose. They seem to know what is going on in my regular emails... They send me emails from names of people in my contact lists. Never the full name, sometimes even a combo of my mother's first name and the last name of my roommate's business partner or some such thing. Rather terrifying that there is bits of my contact list floating around out there. Think about it... What else do "they know".
Back to my point.
I was busy deleting a particularily large amount of lies and deceit... Subject lines of "Missing you", "I have been looking for you for a long time", and "Need to please your girl?" quickly deleted en masse, then there was the simple message "How's it going?"... Not much of a temptation to open up really, only there was a catch. The senders name was Jesus.
Jesus emailed me to ask how things are going. He and I haven't talked in a long long time, due to a falling out regarding some very basic beliefs and ideals.
I thought we were through with each other, he doesn't come to my house, I don't go to his. But no.
Jesus reached out to me... Using a method that I can relate to. It was a beautiful moment, and has renewed my belief that maybe there is a chance for us yet.