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Parking Space Hogs
No one wants to get a dent in their car door from another car door opening. It’s important to be careful when getting in and out of a car so your door does not fly open to hit a neighboring … Continue reading
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Beepers and Pagers
Humans are not supposed to beep or buzz. Why is it so many people are emitting these noises in public places? Could it be they have acquired newly attached technical appendages? We are bombarded with so many unwanted noises on … Continue reading
Whitsles and Cat Calls
I live in a neighborhood which is under development. I can tolerate an occasional cement truck blocking the road or the sound of hammering going on throughout the day. What I cannot tolerate are the unsolicited hoots, hollers, and whistles, … Continue reading
Driving Etiquette – Hand Gestures
Nobody likes to be told they are #1 when the incorrect finger is used. (I’m referring to the middle finger.) It is inappropriate to give an aggressive hand gesture to anyone, especially when driving. Displaying a nasty hand gesture does … Continue reading
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Dining Etiquette – No Finger Licking!
A famous fast food restaurant uses the slogan, “It’s finger licking good!” Yes, their food is that good, but no matter how good it is, please do not lick your fingers at the dinner table. Last night, I was dining … Continue reading
Avoid Interrupting Someone’s Sentence
How many times has someone interrupted your sentence when you were about to make an important statement? Perhaps a friend or spouse continually finish your sentences? Do Mr. or Mrs. Know-it-all tell the story much better than you can? Annoying, … Continue reading
Do Not Ask – Cost is a Forbidden Topic
A neighbor of mine is notorious for asking the price of everything I, and all my other neighbors, buy or do. After awhile, it has become quite annoying. Despite my comments avoiding the answer to the question and my direct … Continue reading
Funeral Etiquette – What and What Not to Say
I recently experienced the loss of my father. Other than my grandparents funerals, it was the first time I experienced a funeral as an immediate family member. An experience no one can truly understand until they have gone through it. … Continue reading
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Locker Room Etiquette
I didn’t ask to see it. I didn’t want to see it. I hope I never see it again. A woman was going about her business in the locker room completely disrobed. Yes, there are times when we are all … Continue reading
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The Reciprocity of Business Networking
I frequently discuss the benefits and importance of establishing a strong network of contacts with my college students as well as business professionals. I strongly emphasize that networking is a two-way street of give and take. Hopefully, there’s more giving … Continue reading