hygiene

The coronavirus pandemic has had many businesses shut down for months. Slowly more and more professional services are reopening. Today dentist's offices across New York state get the green light. For me, this is great news.

You know it's a slow news day when you have to resort to THIS subject, but it actually was trending, believe it or not.  It cried out for a song to go with it.

Well, that's if you  leave them in just "slightly longer" than you are supposed to - like MONTHS longer.  Check out this very creepy story.  (Please watch this AFTER a meal only!)

This is for real.  Move over, facial recognition.  There's a new way to ID a person, and it's pretty old school, when you think about it - it's how you smell!  Not kidding!

A new survey on hand washing has revealed that 70 percent of Americans always wash their hands after using a public restroom, while 29 percent sometimes skip that ever-important, germ-killing step. And yes, 1 percent confessed to never washing their hands after using a public bathroom.

For the longest time, I've been (on occasion) refilling water bottles and putting them in the 'fridge.  Why not, right?  It's just water.  Well, the jury is out as to whether this is healthy or not (like everything else in the world).

My hygienist, Dawn Love has worked many years for Dr. Delehanty's Dental office in Guilderland.  She's great, don't get me wrong.  So is Sandy Knapik at the front desk. And Dr. Delehante?  Top shelf.  It's an all female operation, which is unique for the dental business, you must agree.  I really enjoy going there. Until today's conversation. Now I feel really old!:

It amazes me at how rude people can be, especially those you work with, when given the opportunity to choose between going hungry or thirsty, or taking what is not their's.

Some people look great in jeans.  The may look old and dirty, but they're not.  Dirty jeans.  Hey, I wouldn't wear them.  I actually catch alot of grief at home for wearing them once and then throwing them in the wash..