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Monthly Archives: July 2008
How To Eat Cherries
It’s the time of year when cherries are ripe and plentiful. Don’t be discouraged from eating this healthy and tasty fruit in public because you don’t know how to eat the fruit and properly discard the pit. Follow these tips … Continue reading
Posted in Difficult Foods, Dining Etiquette, Etiquette Tips
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Funeral Etiquette – Covering A Casket With The Flag
When the flag of the United States of America is used to cover a casket at a funeral, the flag should be placed on the casket so the union, or blue field, is at the head and over the left … Continue reading
Posted in Etiquette Tips, Flag Etiquette, Funeral Etiquette
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Networking Etiquette – Approaching A Group In Conversation
When approaching a group of people who are engaged in conversation, it is important to evaluate the situation before interrupting the conversation. 1. Read the body language. If people have their heads together and appear to be in a serious … Continue reading
Posted in Business Networking, Etiquette Tips
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