Word Lock: Words instead of Numbers

Howell went home from his three weeks temporary duty in Majuro with a broken luggage. He tried to forcefully open the built in lock that attaches to the zipper of his luggage because he can’t remember the key combination that he set for the lock.

But I can’t blame hubby. I for one would always forget my password specially if it is some jumbled numbers. Imagine, I have a key combination for my phone mailbox at work, another key combination for the door access and a number of other key combinations that I have to remember and memorize. So it would really be impossible for me to remember by heart the lock combination that I will set for my luggage.

But looked what I just saw on the net: Word Lock.


Word Lock is just an ordinary pad lock but instead of using numbers for key combination, it uses words. So when I learned of Word Lock, I initially thought that it is perfect for me and hubby. Whoever invented word lock is a real genius. It would be easier to remember key lock combinations using words instead of numbers. Like me, I only use one word as passwords for all my account. So I can also use that word as key combination for my word lock. Cool huh?