Happy New Year to all my eDOOZIE visitors!
Wishing you all the best for 2012
with many happy smiles...
I hope all of your dreams and aspirations
come true for the New Year!
Password Brain Freeze
Geez..... these passwords for online accounts, how does one keep it all straight? Asking tricky pre-arranged questions for the magic key in order to enter. I set one of my accounts up and this is an account that I rarely use so the magic answer to the question to prove I am the owner is not something I am always thinking about. For the most part, I am 40-something and seriously....I forget sometimes! The question was "what is your favorite candy?" OMG, I have such a sweet tooth that I have a ton of favorite candies and I don't remember what I put down prior! What kind of question is that? My mind was swirling with all of my favorite candies! I ran done the list in my mind and thought of my selections.... picking two, thinking they would be the winner. First attempt was Midnight Milky Way or Reeses Peanut Butter Cup and nope, they did not work! I decided I'd better stop before I got booted off and locked out. I logged off for a moment and pretended that I was sitting smack dab in the middle of the candy aisle at Walgreens trying to think about more of my favorite candies... Butterfinger, Almond Joy and York Peppernint Pattie, Junior Mints... geez, they are killing me! All this sweet candy talk has really gotten my sweet tooth running on high gear! I re-logged on trying to pre guess if I had submitted any of those selections as more started pouring in my mind...Now & Laters, Sweet Tart Candy Canes, Heath Bar, Milk Duds, Malted Milk Balls, Laffy Taffy or Jolly Ranchers! I could not figure out what on earth my stupid special answer to the damn question was and finally I switched aisles in my mind at Walgreens to the boxed and bulk candies and the the bell went of ....ding ding....I got the right one! They are round and oh so yummy! I can't tell you because then you would know my secret password answer!
Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.
Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.
Not enough hours in a day
I was conversing with my mother about time and my daughter Jenna was listening in. Mom was amazed with how she is retired and still feels like she never has enough time in a day. I agreed with her that I felt the same way and I'm not even retired. I empathized stating, "one would think that you would have more time when your retired." Jenna, who is a plethera of young minded info, pipes up "geez, there is already 24 hours in a day....don't you think that is plenty?" Ah ha, from a child perspective... YES! When you are a kid, time seems to move very slowly... which is a good thing! I do so miss those days.
Time is money...
