Change your password Patti...the same thing happened to me and my account was hacked. I was prompted to sign in...even though I never signed out. Then a number of days later one of my friends was contacted thru chat stating that it was me, saying I was in London and please send money. I reported it and my account was disabled until they looked into it. Even if you just add a question mark or something at the end of your existing password...change it.

For whatever reason, nothing I posted yesterday went through... Strange! With this one "friend", I had hidden her earlier but wanted to give it another shot so I could see her stuff now and again (forgot why I hid her in the first place). I don't know what I did, but now all she posted got into my notifications. I did have her set to "follow", which is what I have my other friends set to as well, yet they only get on my notifications if I have commented on something (and similar), while for her, everything she did prompted a notification! I didn't mention the notifications part at first because it didn't dawn on me that this is why it became a problem. All her notifications were drowning out everything else. I think it has stopped now though. Hellion, I get what you're saying, but seriously, some people have no internet-social-skills and though I have over 200 friends on my friends list, only about two or three out of them are posting left and right about every thought that goes through their heads. Or they will share everything they saw that they found somewhat interesting. You can think "oh, cool!" and leave it to that, but don't share EVERYTHING that was cool or funny or cute with everyone! It's too much! I used to know how to simply hide these people, but now I can't figure it out. It makes for a much more pleasant experience to be on FB when these people aren't stuffing my newsfeed constantly. I seriously feel like I need to tidy up, just like when I organize a drawer at home.

Rebecca, you don't need to block for a towel bar. The towel bars in our tub/shower areas weren't and they stayed stuck for over 30 years. The old one were stuck with mortar and grouted <lol> Didn't loosen at all. Due to my husband being sick when that part of the remodel was being done, ours didn't get blocked either this spring. There are other options that are fine for grab bars, much less towel bars. Here is one I was told about. I'm sure there are more. And as I mentioned earlier, DH is hanging his towel on a double hook and it dries fine. His towels aren't the thick ones tho and he uses a vent and the doors stay open when the bathroom isn't in use...in other words, there is good air circulation. wingits Eliminate the need for structural blocking Guaranteed to NEVER Loosen Water-resistant and Fire-resistant Rated up to 300 lbs. Handles vector forces 360 degrees Uses 8-32 x 3 1/2” Stainless Steel screws Thousand Of Uses: bath accessories, window dressing, typical shelving, dispensers, most wall mount accessories

I save all plastic bags and give them to my sister to crochet mats for the homeless. She can use any that's he can cut loops out of including toilet paper ones if you open the ends instead of tearing down the side. I takes 5 or 600 bags to make one mat. she can also use dry cleaning bags, .like I said it would be any cylindrical bags. The mats are 6 ft long and 2 1/2 feet wide and have a carrying handle and loops to hold them together when they carry them. I save bread bags. I use those for all kinds of things. I guess o got that from my DM. I have just started using worn out socks for rags. My DH goes through socks fast. I use single slippers for on my Swiffer. I saved the bottom part of my old litter box and cleaned it up really good and use that for soaking clothes in OXy CLean. I also save twisty ties. I have some of those nut jars too. Mine had fruit in them at the restaurants I cooked at. Here is the big one. I save almost all of the glass jars that I get. I use them for canning. If they have the rubber inside of the lid they work. I like the small ones, so if I want to give something to somebody They don't have to return the jar. I always make pickled beets and give some away. I boil the lids just like I would Kerr or Ball lids and fill the jars and screw them on tight. I had one jar that wouldn't work once because the lid wouldn't tighten. It just kept turning. I just made sure I used that one first. then I threw it away. I also put other things in them