Hey, Jen: Didn’t you get the memo from the feds about smooching?
Guess not.
Yesterday, as the national spotlight focused on the swine-flu outbreak, Dr. Richard Besser, acting director of the Centers for Disease Control, discussed precautions people could take and suggested “not giving that little kiss of greeting that they’re used to right now.”
That would seem to rule out the liplock that Jennifer Aniston and co-star Jason Bateman shared yesterday on Park Avenue, where they were filming for the romantic comedy “The Baster.”
The hands all over each other might have to go, too.
Health officials are urging the sick to stay home, those coughing or sneezing to cover their mouths, and people to wash their hands frequently to try to avoid becoming infected with the flu.
This particular strain has symptoms that include fever, sore throat, coughing and nausea. Officials say if you feel flu symptoms, call your doctor. Rita Delfiner