Are you tired of managing umpteen passwords? Are you using weak passwords across multiple sites just because it is easier? If so may I suggest this password manager tool. I have been using the “free” version for over a year and must say it has made it so much easier. No longer do I have to pull out my five page document to find a password. Now my passwords can look like this F7siuWikBf3f& rather than this spamola because I don’t have to have them memorized. As the tool’s name implies your LastPass account password is the only password you will need to commit to memory. Visit the site to learn more. If you have questions feel free to contact me.
Yes, Emily is already celebrating her first birthday.
Here is a compilation of photos from her first twelve months.
No passwords, no log ins – just enjoy!
Here’s to a happy, prosperous and successful 2016. Has everyone set some goals for the upcoming year? In commenorating my reaching the big Six Oh my goal is to ride 60 hundred (6000) miles and/or climb 60 thousand (60000) vertical feet. The horizontal goal may be a stretch but the climbing should be attainable. Will see!
A few readers have questions regarding the password protecting of the personal pages of the site. I do this to keep things private from individuals who may stumble across the site. I understand the inconvenience of this. One suggestion is to check out the password management tool LastPass. I started using it after my list of passwords grew to 5 pages! If you have forgotten your username/password please go through the forgot your password steps on the log in page. Contact me if you have any problems.
In the next day or to be looking for an update on our recent adventures in Las Vegas and Christmas in Shreveport.
Many have been asking where are some pictures of Emily. I have added a few to our Photos page. If you are not registered you will have to sign up before gaining access to the protected pages. Follow the quick process and you will be seeing her big smile in no time.
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