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ID DOG TAGS

Dear Heloise: One of your readers mentioned that she and her husband wear medical dog tags with certain information on them. This is fine for first responders to know, but I certainly caution them not to include their Medicare and other insurance numbers on them. Both could be easily used for fraudulent ventures by unscrupulous individuals. — Dean Hayes, Bellevue, Nebraska

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MAKE THANK-YOU NOTES TRENDY AGAIN

Dear Heloise: The concern over the lack of thank-you notes in today’s society is ongoing, and the solution seems elusive. Thank-you notes suffer from being categorized as old-fashioned and passe, but expressing gratitude never goes out of style. Instead of forcing, bribing and otherwise coercing people to write such notes, I recommend teaching by example. A grandparent, aunt or uncle can address a note to a grandchild, niece or nephew and thank the young person for some kindness, give appreciation for some achievement, or even share some family news.

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