<p>axw - hugs as well.</p>
<p>Happy 20th! </p>
<p>In our house, whoever remembers 1st, texts the other and “wins” ! This year, (our 21st) I remembered first, but three days early. I was looking at the wrong month on the calender.</p>
<p>I think that might be worse than forgetting!</p>
<p>Our date is easy to remember (New Year’s Eve), but I can never remember how many years. I have to think what year my father died, then subtract a year.</p>
<p>That’s sort of what I do. It’s the year I graduated from college, minus a year. Why I remember the year I graduated better than the year I got married, I don’t know. Should I be ashamed?</p>
<p>I remember our anniversary because I use it as my password for everything. I use a 4 digit base number (month, day, two-digit-year) then add the initials of the company or website requiring the password. For example, College Confidential could be ####CC. If its not long enough I add the entire name of the company: ####Verizon. Makes it easy to remember passwords AND my anniversary! DH does the same, so we have no excuse to forget. And since its not part of our birthdays or social security numbers, I figure its a semi-secure number to use.</p>