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Miss Manners: Greeting my colleagues in the lunchroom interrupts my chewing
Miss Manners is afraid that whatever time you spent working remotely has warped your idea of collegial behavior. It is true that having to treat co-workers as dear friends was a farce that may now be ...
Miss Manners: I was left crying when husband’s work friends did this after I prepared a big holiday party
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My husband got a new job, and as a way to get to know his new co-workers, we decided to host a holiday ...
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Meghan Markle slammed for not having ‘manners of a royal’ after she sticks her tongue out while eating
After Meghan Markle posted a video of herself trying a dessert, several viewers noticed that she has a habit of sticking out ...
Miss Manners: With all the great modern inventions, can no one create accommodations for our purses?
With all the great inventions of the modern world, can no one create accommodations for our bags? Not just at restaurant ...
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'Gross' Meghan Markle Called Out by Haters for Having No 'Manners' as Royal 'Bizarrely' Sticks Her Tongue Out While Eating: Watch
Meghan Markle's haters have made a laughing stock out of the royal's cooking content. Critics of Prince Harry's wife picked ...
Miss Manners: I feel pressured to pay for desserts I don’t even want
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to graciously declining desserts and avoiding feeling ...
Miss Manners: Friend insists on ordering ‘for the table’ even though I don’t want it
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I go out to dinner twice a month with a group of five friends. We always ask for separate checks, so there is never any quibbling about how to pay. However, one friend always orders ...
Miss Manners: Oh where, oh where can my little purse go?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I go out to dinner twice a month with a group of five friends. We always ask for separate checks, so there ...
Miss Manners: Must I help pay for dining friends' ‘shared dessert’ if I’m not going to eat any?
I occasionally feel pressured to help pay for the desserts, but truly I’d rather not, since I’d prefer not to order them in ...
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Miss Manners: When eating out with friends, should I have to pay for dessert even though I don’t have any?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I go out to dinner twice a month with a group of five friends. We always ask for separate checks, so there is never any quibbling about how to pay. However, one friend always orders ...
Miss Manners: A tricky diner always slips desserts on friends’ shared check
A reader is tired of a friend who always orders desserts for the table without asking, even though they’re splitting the ...
Miss Manners: Yes, you can put your clutch purse on the table
With all the great inventions of the modern world, can no one create accommodations for our bags? Not just at restaurant ...