I forgot my password on eBay so I had a code texted to me to gain access to my account. But in order to put in a new password I need to give them my old password which I don't have! I have access to the account for now but when I access it in the future I will need a password. Anyone have any ideas???
Number404For most sites, the code they send is your temporary password. It will work as your old password long enough to let you change to a new one. If you wait too long, you have to request another temporary password and change that.
Are you sure they're asking for your old password? IIRC, eBay sends a text code which, once entered opens a page where you can type in the NEW password you want to have for your account. I may be wrong, but try it- type a new password in the box and see if you can then use it. Make sure it's not the same as the old password or eBay probably won't accept it.
I am a retired teacher/coach, thinking about getting my Colorado substitute cert and wondering what feedback you have on this subject. I live in Widefield.
Hi Jim. Glad you're thinking of sharing your wisdom with students again. I do think you should go for it, but here are a few questions to consider: - Have you substitute taught before? As I'm sure you know, there is often a difference in the way students act with a sub vs. their teacher. I'd be sure to prepare for that. - Would you be subbing in your former district or a new district? If it's new, you might look into the unique challenges the district (and more specifically, the students) face. Be prepared to deal with those unique challenges, even if only as a temporary sub. - What is your goal? That is, are you looking at this as a way to teach part-time, transition back into the classroom full-time, or something else? Based on your goal, I'd be glad to pass on some other ideas. For example, if you're looking to transition from sub to full-time again, I shared a link to a good post with tips.
FlackaMy husband has similar issues and he got something from the doctor to take about 20 min. before we board that will calm him down. It has made a huge difference for him.
On 3/14/17, Novel wrote: > Haven't done it for years and was very nervous then. How > will I get myself onto that plane????????
As someone related to a person with a fear of flying I second Flacka's recommendation. Also, will you be flying with someone? If so, let them know flying is an issue for you. I find distracting my FOF relative helps them a lot. I just keep up the conversation and assure them that things are normal when they get nervous, e.g., "I read the most unbelievable thing on Tnet the other day-that was just them closing the luggage storage door on the underbelly of the plane, perfectly normal-this woman said that..."
If the fear is severe you may want to see a psychologist about it. Someone specialized in phobias and OCD may be able to give you breathing exercises and cognitive reframing that will help you keep the panic at bay.
Elaine, I went back to TJ and got the Chili Lime Seasoning you recommended. I even got some for the caregiver. I just had it on my lunch cottage cheese and it was FABULOUS! Thank you!
I had a bit of a relapse last week. This time the congestion was bad enough to keep me from doing any cardio without having a coughing fit and not being able to breath well.
I hope to be back in the gym on Wednesday. Today was hubby's birthday so after a bit of shopping (he bought new fishing rods and I bought a pressure washer!), we ate an early dinner so he could run the lawn tractor before the grass gets any higher. He taught me how to use the tractor (tried previously but it was too scary for me) and I did a great job!
Men, it's spring in the indoor pool area and the kids are breaking from school. Guess that means you're on spring break.
Really, JRod, do you want to know how to use the lawn mower? Is that wise? ;) Hope you feel all better soon.
Our schools were closed for a snow day, though it really wasn't bad. I drove to an a.m. meeting and afternoon exercising in the library (didn't want to walk in the elements). When I can drive my car up our steep driveway on the first try, then the school buses could run--ha!