But, sadly, that's because there have been so many reminders that even now women in this country are still struggling to get to the top tiers of power, and to stay there.
Even so, it's also got the potential to be quite useful if you find it hard saving money: it gets you to set a goal, figure out what to cut back on, and then get reminders throughout the week – including triggered by location.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook has pitched health as one of the key selling points for his company's upcoming Apple Watch smartwatch, including its hourly reminders to owners to be more active.
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The cruise takes us in the wake of many illustrious explorers and pioneers - we sail down the Magellan straits, the Beagle channel - but also to reminders of just what European arrival meant.
There's the bogus professor, the major trading on old glory, the hint of dangerous foreigners, and Mrs W is, of course, Britain: living in a crumbling, crooked, subsiding house stuffed with reminders of naval glories.
We should never forget this – particularly when powerful reminders are available.
From page one he illustrates with visceral reminders of the unfair world we live in: he begins with the Marikana mining massacre and he never lets up.
It is understandable that there are those for whom these trainers are bad reminders of the Atlantic slave trade and the plantation system, with a flippant disregard for centuries of human suffering and exploitation.
The country's health ministry is sending regular text reminders to young welfare clients urging them to brush their teeth, and asking whether they've brushed today.
Each animal is registered with the service, which then sends SMS reminders to the farmer about milking schedules, immunisation dates and tips about nutrition and breeding or information about local vets or artificial insemination providers.
