I wanted to share you a notebook which was created to keep track of our passwords which we received for a review from in Awe cards.
The password book is so much more than just a place to store passwords it also has a place for the date we created the password. I don’t know about you but the more my family and I are online the more sites we join and have to remember our sig on information.
Trying to remember what password we use for each website is hard because you shouldn’t use the same password over and over. On top of that I have Charlie and David online and neither of them can remember there passwords and expect me to.
Thank to in Awe cards I never had to worry about who uses what password where because I have my pass words note book which is small enough to sit on my desk and not take up much space. The rings used to hold the pages always them to lay flat when writing things on them,
I plan on purchasing in Awe Words for David’s mom and also for my brothers passwords to turn into a Master Book and put inside our safe incase something happens to one of them. I will be able to get into there websites and do anything I need to do.
About:
in Awe cards handcrafted password organizer makes an ideal gift for women or men of all ages. Due to the Pandemic causing many people to work and study from home, the need to keep track of passwords has only increased.
I would like to let you know the owner and her husband make each password book by hand in there studio in Stillwater, Oklahoma. I liked learning they utilize a local print shop owned by a mother and son to provide them with the wide variety of papers used for the covers. There are 40 styles available, which means there is literally something for everyone.
Initially, the owner designed the password book simply for herself. Then she realized how helpful the book was to her, so she decided to add Pass Words to her existing Etsy shop as a new product. She let me know her favorite part of the design is the use of ring binders so we can easily rearrange the cards as new websites and passwords are added. These password keepers sell for $25.95.
The also offer Gift Wrapping for a small fee ($3) and can send gifts directly to the recipient.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
