The Grizzwells by Bill Schorr for July 03, 2021

Didn’t you use “PASSWORD123456789”?

I use the same password for most of my logins. Easy to remember but, boy, what a house of cards.

Began keeping an address book at my pc. Every password I construct goes into that book. Been a help more times than I can remember. But I am retired and only access internet from home. I also do not conduct any banking or other personal financial business that way. So any worries that someone might steal info that has already been snooped out there on the ether is not one I carry in my blues bag

The safest place for your passwords is a piece of paper in your desk at home. Impossible to hack remotely and if someone is looking at it, you already have a bigger problem.

That reminds me…

I don’t have a laptop or smartphone because I’m afraid I’ll forget where I put them.

I use place names and call signs from Vietnam. For a few, I use weapons I handled there.

I resemble that remark.

Pierpoint is a perfect rôle model for the Forgetful Among Us. Carry on, Little Buddy!

Bummer…..

my stepdad took a memory course a few years back, and forgot to pay