A good password is one that is difficult to crack which potentially means it will be difficult to remember. Long phrase passwords are recommended to be the most secure, but ironically the more convoluted the password, the harder it is to remember. In the case that a service requires a new password every x months, remembering a secure password is out the window. This type of practice encourages unsafe and easily guessable passwords such as “password1”, “password2”, etc…
I use this same method and have been for over a decade. It helps to never miss a bill (which is much easier now that most bills are eft/ach) and to better predict how bills will effect each paycheck.
Also the story is one thing but the painfully verbose explanation of each ingredient is ridiculous. I really don’t want or need an explanation of flour, sugar, salt, etc… That’s the content that really makes me annoyed at a blog recipe.
Like many others I have mostly abandoned blogs in favor of tried and true cookbooks.
