I had this experience recently that kind of embarrasses me and gets me pretty lit up at the same time....I stopped to get some fuel the other day which I often do, but not regularly at this particular place....in fact I can count on one hand how little I go to this particular establishment, but not for any other reason then it's a little inconvenient for me....anyway on with the story....so for the life of me, I can't get my bank card to work, and in this fella's defence(I'll tell you more shortly) there were new directions posted clearly on the front of the gas machine but I, of course didn't pay attention....anyhoo, I went into said establishment to see if I could prepay....I wasn't cranky, I was pleasant and to be truthful the man behind the counter was friendly, until there was a "tone"...I should say, I am nearly ...

This is some info that I found online and super interesting to help keep you and Germs seperate...you'll be surprised by some info and lets face it being sick is terrible, and it just seems lately that once you get over the cold and flu, you've got it again!!!You look horrible, feel bad and have to use your sick days recuperating. Sick of it all? Here's how to wage germ warfare at the office.

• Close your mouth. Germs travel through the air. In fact, they can fly as far as 30 feet. EWWWWW...So if you're forced to sit near someone who's coughing, wheezing, or sneezing, keep your mouth closed; it's better to breathe through your nose where tiny hairs act as filters to keep out the germs.
• Wash your hands. You get infected by touching hard surfaces: the coffee maker, the copy machine, and elevator buttons, where filthy, germ-encrusted co-workers have ...