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seshat's blog post - Unexpected
| Tuesday, June 18, 2013, 5:01:27 AM |
Wow, I never thought my last blog entry would elicit so many (diverging) responses ![]() But it was the same way at work yesterday when I brought up this subject, different colleagues (with kids) reacting entirely differently. I would guess that it also has to do with how the parents were raised: my parents never 'trained' me to wash my hands or anything. I don't know if I was often sick as a child (I only remember repeated painful ear infections), but I'm rarely sick/ill as an adult, no allergies, so I guess it strengthened me or I was lucky ![]() I've always considered fear of germs to be a very American thing, but the past few years it has become a big craze here too, Dettol and other disinfectants. I'll leave you with a funny fact. Before being paranoid about toilet seats, remember this: the most germs can be found on computer keyboards (makes sense when you think about it) and on the bowls of peanuts in bars (often refilled, rarely washed). |
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