My husband and I couldn't be more opposite when it comes to passwords. He changes his constantly 
and for no particular reason. There is nothing to relate his passwords to as far as I can tell. I add "as far as I can tell" because he won't tell me what they are either...and if there is a situation where he has to tell me, then he will immediately change it after I have used it. For some reason, I think he believes I will pass his passwords on! Don't tell him I told you this... ;o)
Me? Well, suffice it to say, if you look in the right place, all of my passwords on are post-it notes, overlapping each other in some cases, scribbled according to how quickly I had to write it. I haven't changed my passwords in years. My reason? I can't remember what I did 2 minutes ago, for gosh sakes! How in the world would I remember all those passwords otherwise?
I share this because of a post I read yesterday about Roboforms. It will allow you to remember one master password, which, when entered, will tell your computer to let you into all of your other password protected programs without having to enter another password. Now, this appeals to me, as you can well imagine. My husband just cringed thinking about it!
So, without giving any clues, how do you handle your passwords? I giggle a little, because there are those of you who just won't answer this for fear of someone finding out what yours are...come one...you know who you are! But for those of us who are password challenged, how do you create/remember yours?
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