I have a lot of accounts and until some time ago I used an universal password for all of them. Right now I have a different password for every account depending on the website name that I am logging in. I use a pattern and the difference between patterns is the website domain name. 

I dont want to store my password in some kind of password manager. I just want to have a pattern in mind and compose the password depending of it (and a piece of paper hidden somewhere safe in the house in case I am really dumb and I forget the pattern).


Could you suggest me some good patterns? So I can get one or a mix of them to make a better pattern for my passwords.
Is there any better way to store passwords but still access them if you need to log from another computer/device?(I dont really trust password managers)


None. Use a password manager application to generate long, random password for each site.

Make sure you are not using your master password (or a derivation of your master  password) anywhere else.

If you do not trust online or commercial password managers, then use one that is open source and works with local files.

Edit: For reference, Bruce Schneier has published in 2014 a rather complete (and very readable) blog post as to why using any kind of pattern for generating passwords is a bad idea.
