I am sick. I got cold when I had to stand at the bus stop a couple days ago, waiting 25 minutes for the bus to come in pouring rain, and strong wind. And of course there was no shelter around, so I was standing at the side of the road.

I was popping Paracetamol like M&M's, eating Vitamin C, and some antibiotics.  

It wasn't good feeling to come to work with fever, and running nose, however it is friday now, and hopefully I can recover over the weekend.

This sickness is reminding me for this: http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Publications/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidance/DH_080839

In the UK they have campaign for this? Isn't this ridiculous? Why do we have to teach grown-ups to act like this when they are sick? This is just common sense...isn't it?

I think teaching the standard hygiene would be the parents job, when their kids are 5-6 year old.

If they have missed to do this, that is very unfortunate, as I don't think a grown-up can be teached this way.

Many things I like in the UK, this is NOT one of them. They should start treating people as human beings, and incourage parents to do their "parenting" job more carefully.

This is not enough, that the newspapers are full with news of murders comitted by teenagers who have no respect to anyone. (Which clearly shows the lack of upbringing skills of the UK parents)

This is the second proof of the fact.