The Holidays and Being a Good Guest
If you are one who enjoys travel and visiting distant friends and relatives, you'll discover that in order to gain access to a person's...
Etiquette for the 21st Century - Because "Please" and "Thank you" never go out of style
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The Rotten Holiday Dinner Guest
What's expected of a guest during a Holiday gathering? None of this. We are full blown into the Holidays. You are a guest at a family...
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Holiday Table Manners for Kids
It's never too early, or too late, to teach table manners to children The Holidays are approaching. Lots of dinners. Lots of relatives....
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Have a Scrooge-Free Holiday Season
Are you Tiny Tim, or Are you Scrooge? A Who from Whoville, or the Grinch?
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Holiday Gifts for Hostesses and Hosts
When someone hosts a party, and invites you to said party, you are expected to arrive with a gift, if you will, for this celebration
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Arriving Early for a Holiday Party
If you find yourself with a few spare moments before arriving at a party this Holiday Season, consider your options before ringing that door
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Arriving Late to a Meeting- And Losing All Integrity
We all get a little rushed and, at times, find ourselves running late. Most of us hate the thought that we are going to make others wait...
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Don't Bring Pickles to a Potluck
Summer bbq's, family reunions, neighborhood night outs: we are reveling in a season of gathering together. Quite often our congregating...
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5 Reasons Kids Should Make Their Beds
Summer is in full swing. Whether it be the annual swim lessons, summer camps, days at the beach or just hanging around the house, parents...
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Bringing a Plus One at the Last Minute
We are all faced at some time in our lives with an unexpected guest. A sister may arrive the week of Thanksgiving. Your parents stay over...
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Say Hello to People in Your Neighborhood
Your neighborhood is THE place to greet others. After all, they are the people in your neighborhood. The people that you meet each day.