"your reminder" is a perfectly valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to remind someone to do something or to refer to a reminder that has already been given. For example: "I sent you a reminder yesterday, so please take some time to review it."
In your reminder's options menu, tap Remind me at a location, then enter the details of the location.
Siri: "Here's your reminder for when you get to work: Steal a ream of paper.
If your reminder included a date or time, Reqall recognizes it as a calendar event.
I appreciate your reminder on the terms of the settlement and can assure you that no one at Morgan Stanley will violate the settlement agreement's prohibition against denying the Commission's allegations.
I would like to Netflix all of the Douglas Sirk movies I haven't seen (I love "Written on the Wind," and your reminder of some of Sirk's other Technicolor melodramas is very tempting) and keep them piled up for a few weeks.
Chances are you probably already downloaded the Snowblind Map Pack for Gears of War 2 but if you didn't then this is your reminder.
Which I might just do tonight, given Holiday Horrors isn't exactly set-your-reminders telly and No Man's Sky isn't out until next week.
Even so, Sticky Notes HD does it well, stacking the virtual Post-Its neatly so you don't lose your reminders.
You might really miss getting your reminders as text messages on your cellphone, however; the free version provides them only by e-mail, iPhone, BlackBerry and Web page.
But as Constance Latchkey, of the Oxford University Stationers, warns ("Pish Posh, Elena Blungthergen! Over 70 Is Still Sexy," 42 views), all your reminders and lists can easily catalyze anxiety.
If you were still saving your reminders to the same folder you always have (typically your primary Calendar or Tasks folders) before they stopped working, you may have a corrupted or damaged file in the Reminders folder.
