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Author Archives: Sandy Hyde
When Can I Begin Eating After Being Served?
Do you know the proper time to begin eating? Rules vary from plated dinners, buffets, and family style meals. Continue reading
Posted in Dining Etiquette, Dining Out, Party Etiquette, Restaurant Etiquette, Wedding Etiquette
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How Should I React in a Breakup?
How to act in a breakup. Continue reading
Posted in Breakup Etiquette, Dating Etiquette, Divorce Etiquette, News, Relationship Etiquette
Tagged Breakup etiquette, Dating Etiquette, divorce etiquette, etiquette, manners, Ohio etiquette, relationship etiquette, Social Etiquette
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Etiquette Adapts – and Takes On New Importance – During Pandemic
Sending a big THANK YOU to The Blade for including me in a recent article addressing etiquette during a pandemic. Please click the link below to review the article. https://www.toledoblade.com/a-e/living/2020/06/14/Miss-Manners/stories/20200614015?fbclid=IwAR0lK-ELPhG5kV7GiX9W4vak03I9kOVUbW-6Cv_waus0F4dMOLIuhmLPZYA
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Tagged 6ft distancing, etiquette, face masks, hand shakes, invitations, pandemic etiquette, RSVP, social distancing, video conferencing
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“I Have to Say”
Never begin a speech or sentence with, “I have to say”. You do not have to say anything. Pay heed to the words in the self portrait of 17th century Italian Baroque painter, Salvatore Rosa, “Aut tace aut loquere meliora … Continue reading
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Tagged etiquette, Etiquette Classes, etiquette lessons, Ohio etiquette, proper speech, speech etiquette, what to say
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Why Do We Pull Out A Lady’s Chair?
Have you ever wondered why we pull out a lady’s chair as she is being seated at the dinner table? This act of social etiquette stemmed from the days when the attire of high society women was so elaborate and … Continue reading
Posted in Etiquette History, Social Etiquette
Tagged etiquette facts, Etiquette History, helping a lady with her chair, manners, Ohio etiquette, Social Etiquette, why do we pull out a chair?
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Wedding Receiving Lines are Not Optional for Guests
If you are attending a wedding you are expected to go through the receiving line. This is a wonderful opportunity to wish the newlyweds well and share in their joyous celebration. I frequently hear excuses such as, “I don’t want … Continue reading
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Tagged Social Etiquette, Wedding Etiquette, wedding guest etiquette, wedding receiving lines
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Don’t Touch This – Car Etiquette
If you are a passenger in a vehicle, do not touch the stereo. Do not change the station, the volume, or the source. You may only touch the stereo if the driver says, “Would you like to select the music?”, … Continue reading
Posted in Driving Etiquette
Tagged car etiquette, car stereo, Driving Etiquette, etiquette, passenger etiquette
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Leprechaun Etiquette for St. Patrick’s Day
In the event you come across a leprechaun on St. Patrick’s Day, it’s imperative you follow proper leprechaun protocol while interacting with the leprechaun. Not doing so, could mean many years of unwanted bad luck. When meeting a leprechaun: Always … Continue reading
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Common Sense Etiquette – PJ’s Are For Bedtime
Pajamas should be worn in bed and while lounging at home. Common Sense Etiquette: DO NOT wear PJ’s to the store, restaurant, gas station, school, or any other public place. Do not wear them in the car either. If you … Continue reading
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Tagged appropriate attire, appropriate dress, common sense etiquette, pajamas, self-respect
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Thank You to All Who Have Served Our Country
To all the men, women, and families who have served, thank you for your sacrifices; for protecting our families and freedom. Today and everyday, we honor your service. Happy Veterans Day!
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