Miss Manners: Private chef keeps getting distracted by clients
A parent wants to help their private chef daughter find a way to tune out distracting clients while she cooks.
Miss Manners: Personal chef needs to kick family out of their own kitchen
The family members feel entitled to swan in and out, talk with each other and with her ... all while she works to prepare ...
Alaska Dispatch News1d
Miss Manners: Let’s be polite to our robot overlords
The unfortunate requirement of saying “Hey!” to get the attention of a certain nonhuman helper has led to the widespread ...
Miss Manners: Why does the staff at my kids’ pediatrician office call me Mom?
Dear Miss Manners: When I take my sons to the pediatrician or call to make an appointment, the receptionist or nurse always ...
Miss Manners: Uninvited vegan guest offered criticism and not much else at dinner party
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Am I the one who is in the wrong here? When I invited several friends to dinner recently, I was shamed ...
Cleveland.com20d
Miss Manners: Who gets to go first in line at the post office?
(Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; or through postal mail to Miss Manners, Andrews McMeel Syndication ...
Miss Manners: Are you obligated to give a gift for an invite you didn’t expect?
(Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; or ...
Oregonian19d
Miss Manners: Is Post Office line-cutting causing fist fights in the lobby?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Please help me with line etiquette when faced with the following scenario. Person A enters the post office and gets behind five people in line. There is a group at the table ...
NJ.com19d
Miss Manners: Seems like sanctioned line cutting at the post office
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Please help me with line etiquette when faced with the following scenario. Person A enters the post office and gets behind five people in line. There is a group at the table ...
Penn Live19d
Miss Manners: Do I need to step up my dinner party game for the sake of my foodie friends?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Please help me with line etiquette when faced with the following scenario. Person A enters the post office and gets behind five people in line. There is a group at the table ...