Successful day

[silver_chipmunk]

Got up on time despite being short of sleep. Work was OK. I did a button making program which was very successful, the kids had a great time and everyone was well behaved.

After work I called the FWiB. He thinks he has pneumonia, and I tend to agree. He hasn't had the chest x-ray the nurse practitioner wanted him to have yet. Tomorrow maybe things will move. We only spoke a short while because of his coughing and shortness of breath. I am worried.

After we got off the phone I continued into the main part of Flushing and ate dinner at Burger King, and then had a taro slushy. Then I got my metrocard refilled, because it ran out today.

Finally I came home and paid some bills. Which was annoying because I had trouble remembering the passwords to the accounts. To darn many passwords. But I got them paid.

And now I'm going to read in bed for awhile before sleep.

Gratitude List:

1. The FWiB.

2. Beautiful weather.

3. Yummy fast food dinner.

4. My program was a success.

5. Spring flowers.

6.Bills paid.

Comments

[mrs_sweetpeach]

Do you use a password manager? I depend upon KeePass and have it installed on my phone, tablet, and home & work computers. I keep the work machine as the master file and import the database into the other devices as well as keep copies on Google Drive as well as Dropbox. I have hundreds of passwords and there is no way I'd be able to remember them all. This way all I really *have* to remember is my Keepass password and the login for the device I'm looking at.

[silver_chipmunk]

I probably should use something but I don't. Thanks for the advice. I'll think about it.

[mrs_sweetpeach]

After re-reading my response to you I started to worry it sounded like you must install the program on multiple devices. You don't; I do it because my memory is awful and I want to be able to access my passwords without having to locate my phone or be at my desk at work to look at them. If I were a normal person, I think having the program on just my phone would be enough. My phone is either with me or plugged in on my desk.

KeePass is a lovely program; open source, secure, and pretty darn easy to use.

[silver_chipmunk]

No problems. I will think about it. I suppose I should do something.