list of passwords

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

Somehow, I missplaced that list of passwords that you gave me while we
were in Ruidoso.

I figure that there are a few possibilities around this problem.
 1) If these passwords are on your computer in electronic form somewhere,
    I think that as long as mom has access to the file (or encrypted
    file), that may be sufficient.  Unless you maintain this file on an
    external drive (e.g., a flash drive), you probably will need to limit
    access to this file via a password or some kind of code.
 2) We could try to get pgp working again.  (I have different keys since
    we last did this, but all my public keys are available on the
    internet.)  The obvious advantage of pgp and public key encryption is
    that we do not need a shared secret.  (This is where #1 and #3 fall
    short.)
 3) You could send me a PDF file encrypted with a password.  Most PDF
    editors allow you to do this.  Again, the downside is that you'll need
    to send me the shared secret.