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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Table Settings – The Centerpiece
The centerpiece is placed in the exact center of the table. It should be low enough so guests on opposite sides of the table can see each other and easily converse without having to lean around or strain to look … Continue reading
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How To Handle an Introduction When You Can’t Recall if You’ve Been Introduced in the Past
When we are introduced to someone for the first time, it is common and polite to say, “It’s very nice to meet you”. Have you ever said these words to someone and then felt like an idiot because you realized … Continue reading
International Coffee Protocol
Americans are very casual about their coffee. They order what they want when they want it. When traveling outside the United States, there is a coffee protocol. Cappuccino or latte is ordered before noon. Espresso is ordered any time after … Continue reading
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Applauding the National Anthem in Church
A reader recently asked the following questions: This last weekend the Church I attend had our annual 9/11 commemorative with Col. Oliver North as special guest. Part of the Sunday Service was the singing of the National Anthem. After we … Continue reading
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How to Properly Address Corrspondence to Unmarried Couples
When sending correspondence to two people who are living together and are not married, their names should appear on separate lines as in the following examples: Alicia Stuart Brian Smith or Ms. Alicia Stuart Mr. Brian Smith
Do Not Talk When the Teacher is Speaking
Students are returning to school classrooms throughout the country. There is an excitement in the air with all the newness of teachers, classmates, activities and goals for the year. Floors are shiny, writing boards are clean, desks are in order … Continue reading
Difficult Foods – How to Eat a Quesadilla
A large quesadilla served as an entree should be eaten with a knife an fork.
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How To Shake Hands With A Disabled Person
When introducing yourself or being introduced to a disabled person whose right hand or arm is deformed or missing, extend your right hand as usual for a handshake. Allow the disabled person to either respond with their left hand or … Continue reading