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accumulating in our mailboxes? My personal shredder is getting more of a workout than I am. It seems like my emailbox is filling up with more junk mail that I have ever received in past years. Half the time I don't even have the time to read all the solicitations and special offers. They just get tossed in the trash, and I know that I am missing out on valuable coupons for stuff that I probably don't need or won't use. I have more Kohl's cash than I can ever use. I love technology, when it works, and I love being able to manage my crazy independent lifestyle. However, I sure wish I had someone else to remember everything for me every day, each new year so that all I have to do is enjoy living and making memories with my children. When I think about all the things I need to remember, it is a miracle that I have not forgotten my own name and social security number.  by Marti Lindell is an advocate for Seniors Aging in Place and connects seniors to the services they need to live independently in their own homes for as long as possible. Contact her at 317-7979598 or by email at: [email protected]. Sign Up for Your Free Digital Version at IndyBoomer.com 29