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Author Archives: Sandy Hyde
Give Thanks to Your Host and Hostess
Before leaving a social event, be sure to thank your host and hostess in person. They put a great deal of time and effort in the preparation of the event you attended and would appreciate hearing how much you enjoyed … Continue reading
Dining Etiquette – How to Excuse Yourself From the Table
Three little words, “Please excuse me”, are all you have to say when you need to leave the table. I don’t need to know you’re visiting the restroom, taking medication, getting a nicotine fix, blowing your nose or making a … Continue reading
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Office Refrigerator Etiquette
The office refrigerator is a convenience for you to use during the workday. Remember to be considerate of your co-workers as you share this benefit with them. 1. Do not eat or drink foods that do not belong to you. … Continue reading
Dining Etiquette – How to Properly Eat Bread or Rolls
When eating bread or rolls follow these simple rules to avoid a dining faux pas. 1. Tear or break off only one bite size piece at a time. 2. Hold the bread over the bread plate as you tear it … Continue reading
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Dining Etiquette – Please Pass the Salt and Pepper
I frequently hear someone ask for just the salt or just the pepper and that’s exactly what they receive, one or the other. The request is not incorrect, but the response is. The salt and pepper shakers are married and … Continue reading
Opening Doors in the Business Setting
In the past, before women were equal members of the corporate world, chivalry ruled and men politely opened doors for them. Today, most women appreciate such a courtesy, but the traditional rules have changed in the business world. Basic Rules … Continue reading
Addressing Children
Forms of address for adults are very common. We are very comfortable using “Mr.”, “Miss”, “Mrs.”, and “Ms.” But do you know how to formally address a child? Today, our society has become very casual with the way they address … Continue reading
Travel Etiquette – Boarding A Plane
The boarding of an airplane for departure should be a fairly quick and smooth process. Unfortunately, we have all experienced a few “hiccups” in the process. Here are a few tips to keep you from becoming a “hick” while loading … Continue reading
Traveling Abroad – Helpful Spanish Phrases
English is a common international language. However, making an attempt to speak a country’s native language is greatly appreciated and demonstrates a great deal of respect to the citizens of that country. After a recent trip to Mexico, I returned … Continue reading
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Travel Etiquette – Airport Check-in
Since 911, traveling by air has changed dramatically. Airport security has done an outstanding job of publicizing the new security rules and updating us with changes to help us arrive to the airport well prepared. However, I am amazed at … Continue reading
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