Strange Email

Do you ever get utter­ly weird emails? I mean, inex­plic­a­bly weird?

I don’t have my email address on my web site in plain form, because I get enough spam already, thanky­ou­very­much. I have a form, and if some­one REALLY wants to send me a mes­sage, they can use it. Yeah, it’s a pain in the ass com­pared to click­ing on a mail­to link, but I’m not a par­tic­u­lar­ly out­go­ing person.

Mes­sages come through in fits and starts. I don’t know why. I don’t ever adver­tise my web­site in any way beyond hav­ing the link avail­able in the sig­na­ture of my email mes­sages. I don’t think I’ve joined any new mail­ing lists late­ly. Oh, wait—I did join a local list for peo­ple who are home­school­ing for “aca­d­e­m­ic excel­lence” more than reli­gious rea­sons. But I haven’t post­ed to it, and there have been all of two posts so far. It can’t real­ly explain the three mes­sages sent through the web­site today after not get­ting any in a week or so.

Any­way, some­one using an email address for a law firm in Cal­i­for­nia just sent me a street address in Cal­i­for­nia. I don’t know what this sig­ni­fies. Is it the place where some mar­velous trea­sure is buried? I’ll nev­er know, as the sender chose to send noth­ing else.

So if you sent it, and I’m sup­posed to actu­al­ly, I don’t know, do some­thing with it? Please try again with a lit­tle more information.