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  1. O Paula, my heart is breaking for you. I think this is a true bloggers nightmare. I cannot imagine what you are feeling right now. I recently lost about 12 posts that had to be recreated and I had a total meltdown, lose my website and start over….I don’t know that I would. Praying for you my dear, sweet friend. Trusting Jesus will guide you to building an even more beautiful site.

    1. Thank you for your kind words Donna. Yes, meltdown is an understatement here, ugly cry fest too. He sure is guiding me. I’m being “Intentional” about reviewing older posts and seeing if there’s anything else he wants me to learn about and add to the posts before I republish. Thank you for you friendship and support. Blessings.

  2. I am so sad to hear of the loss of your website, Paula! I’m sending you a big virtual hug!
    It is beautiful to hear how the Lord is leading you as you intentionally reflect upon each post, dig deeper and add additional information. It sounds like intentional growth – building block by building block or post by post. May you know the Lord’s grace day-by-day as you walk through each post together.

    1. Thank you so much for your kind words and support Lisa. Building block by building block indeed. He and I are indeed walking through the posts together. Blessings.

  3. Oh Paula, I am so sorry. I would not even now where to start if that were to happen. I pray the Lord will be your help and show you exactly how to rebuild your site – for His glory and for the encouragement of many!

    1. Thank you so much, Joanne, It’s definitely taking time. As I’m going back through my writing he is nudging me to pause and reflect upon what “we” have written and to see if there is anything more I can learn and add to posts. I did have an ugly cry, meltdown though. Thank you for your support. Blessings to you.

  4. So sorry to hear that you lost everything on your site. That must have been so hard. But so great that you’ve been able to intentionally fix it back up again, even if it is going to take time. God will use even this.

  5. Oh, Paula, I cannot imagine that angst at first. I use WordPress and would not have a clue. Did you save all of your posts on a backup and that is how you are able to re-add them? I am so very sorry, and will be lifting you in pray. God is so merciful and has enable you to start fresh with your fine posts somewhere in order to add them back.

    1. Linda, oh I was an ugly cry meltdown blubbering mess. I had my posts saved in Google Docs and on Grammarly so that’s how I’m able to add them back. I’m going to redo some of the earlier posts from when I first started writing, and pausing to see if Jesus has any more lessons for me to learn from and add to some of those early ones. I’m almost done adding. Jesus has something for me to learn in this.

  6. Oh, I’m so very sorry you lost your content! I really hope you’re able to rebuild your site. This being said, I applaud you for taking this in your stride and looking at it as an opportunity to be extra intentional with your blog!

    1. Thank you so much for your kind words Astrid. I’m almost done with the finishing touches.

  7. Oh, Paula. I can get panicky just reading about your site getting messed up! I’ve had troubles on my blog multiple times and each time, I handle it poorly. ha. It really stresses me. Which indicates that I am too attached and need to RELEASE (my word!). It all works out in the end though. I’m glad you are able to get your site functional again and add back in your posts with intentionality!

  8. Oh, I am so sorry! How frustrating. My oldest son showed my how to save all my posts a long time ago, but I have forgotten how. I need to do it again.

    1. It really was frustrating, you should have seen my ugly cry meltdown. I had all my posts saved in Word.

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