GENTLE READER: A legitimate reason to take notice would be to see if there is something one can do, which includes either rectifying the underlying cause or expressing sympathy. Not, Miss Manners must ...
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Dear Miss Manners: I have just received a delivery notice that two bottles of wine are on the way to me. This is the fourth ...
Genuinely classy women tend to carry this awareness into everyday interactions. They’re thoughtful about small things, like ...
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In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to handling unwanted wine gifts from business contacts.
Our friends graciously offered us use of their rustic lakeside cabin, as they no longer can travel there themselves. We had a ...
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin gives a polite way to respond after a reader is asked about a ...
We cut our stay short due to the terrible odor, primitive accommodations and insufficient space and privately vowed to never ...
On our wedding website, and when asked in person, we said, “No gifts, please” (we have plenty of stuff!), but we also ...
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Miss Manners: I break out my best china and finery for these dinners, the least you can do is RSVP
Miss Manners hopes, however, that you will not otherwise dumb down your charming, seated dinner parties because of a few outlaws. We, the purveyors of fish knives and strawberry forks, are a dying ...
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6 things you'll always find in the homes of people raised with old-school manners
Ever walked into someone's home and instantly felt like you'd stepped into a different era? Not outdated exactly, just ...
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