Fox News had a silly little slide show about how to survive swine flu.
Get a vaccine, what to do at college, school, etc.
Very silly.
How to avoid swine flu courtesy of me.
1) Avoid sick people. When the swine flu outbreaks start, plan on staying home as much as possible.
2) If you stock up now, you won't be forced out of the house to congregate with other sick people like at the grocery stores. Buy food and water in bulk now.
3) Keep your kids away from other sick children. Too many parents today are lazy and let little Fauntleroy go to school with a 101 degree fever. If the kids at school are sick, keep yours at home.
4) Avoid sick people at work too.
5) Have several N95 masks on hand. Don't buy one - buy 20 to a box, several boxes. Keep three in the car and more by the front door. Use 'em and replace them.
6) Keep hand sanitizer for you and big cans of Lysol on hand. Spray surfaces after visitors leave.
7) Avoid public gatherings. Won't it be rich when a case of swine flu spreads at a "Town Hall Meeting" on health care?
8) Disinfect your mail. Guess what the postman has been touching? Everybody else's mail!
9) Avoid visiting others for the duration. We have phones, email and online chat for catching up now. Use it.
Good luck
Monday, August 31, 2009
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