Flee the Flu
Have you and your family faced the flu?
Had more than enough of "ahem" and "achoo"?
Don't panic. There's hope for me and for you.
Just follow these links ... and you'll see what to do.
c2009 by Linda Ann Nickerson
Have you and your family faced the flu?
Had more than enough of "ahem" and "achoo"?
Don't panic. There's hope for me and for you.
Just follow these links ... and you'll see what to do.
c2009 by Linda Ann Nickerson
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Here's hoping you and your loved ones flee the flu and stay well through the holiday season and into 2010.
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