for the time being at least.

I keep forgetting my registration information.

Not that anything of interest is going on in my life, other than raising kids.

One of whom is a shooting son of a gun.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flatland45/8644305252/

Hope the practice is going well. My 13 year old burns through more .223 than I can manage to load. He's at least helping with reloading costs when he sells 'yote pelts, but not by much.

Jan & I really enjoyed talking with him and watching him shoot last June.

Rob

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

I've posted it before, but KeePass Password Safe for Windows is a real 'lifesaver' when it comes to keeping track of login information (user names, passwords, website URLs, etc.), and it never hurts to spread the word.

KeePass also has several 'convenience' features, including a tool that automatically types and enters your username and password at each site. For backup, you can print a full listing of the info you enter into KeePass, and the program is otherwise very easy easy to use.

KeePass is also 100% free, and totally safe; I've been running it for a few years through several updates with exactly zero problems and a great deal of satisfaction.

HTH

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