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What's up with the flu this season!?! It's really kicking our behinds here at Stuckey & Company. We had five people out one day. Usually we enjoy the pleasant sounds of faxes, phones and clicking keys, but lately that's been drowned out by coughing, sneezing and nose-blowing. We've stationed hand sanitizer and Lysol around the perimeter of the office and I'm considering starting a fashion trend involving surgical masks. The front page story on our local newspaper talked about eight major hospitals in our area over-flowing with flu patients. It says that doctors usually just send everybody home with instructions to rest and drink fluids. I picture this mighty little tyrant germ that looks like a microscopic Mike Tyson after drinking a case of Red Bull. It's fighting at Tasmanian Devil speeds, leaving it's victims drowning in a sea of used tissues and menthol vapor. Those sickly ones in our office tell me that this is actually the second round. The first bout of symptoms flirted with them about ten days ago and then just when they started feeling better... WHAM! Mike Tyson took over! Logically, I'll bet it was a different germ all together; maybe something like a microscopic thug whose job is to rough em' up and wear down the defenses so that good ole' Mikey can come in an knock em' out with one punch. The newspaper said the only way to prevent the flu is to stay away from human beings, of course they added, "that won't work". But I'm willing to go in seclusion until April if necessary, although that wouldn't be a very productive option. Guess I'm heading to the pharmacy tonight to pick up all the gimmicks that are supposed ward off colds. Stay tuned, I'll let you know if they work. In the meantime: WASH YOUR HANDS!