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Author Archives: Sandy Hyde
Do Not Applaud Yourself
Do not applaud yourself when being introduced, acknowledged, or honored. As I watched the Academy Awards last night, I was shocked at the number of Oscar nominees who applauded while their name was announced. If your name is mentioned while … Continue reading
Respect the Personal Space of a Pregnant Woman
It is never appropriate to touch the belly of a pregnant woman without permission. Would you want relatives or strangers reaching out and patting your belly? Our stomachs are private areas. Just because the pregnant belly protrudes a little more … Continue reading
Cooling Your Soup
Last night, I was enjoying dinner at a lovely restaurant when I noticed the man at the table adjacent to mine blowing on his soup to cool it. The man was a little too enthusiastic with his task because he … Continue reading
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Etiquette School of Ohio is on Facebook
The Etiquette School of Ohio has officially launched its page on Facebook. Become a fan today and start receiving your daily etiquette tips. 1. Go to Facebook.com 2. Search for Etiquette School of Ohio 3. Click on the “Become a … Continue reading
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Someone Is Using Your Bread Plate – Dining Etiquette
The rules of etiquette are there to make others feel comfortable in social and business settings. If you are in the presence of someone who breaks an etiquette rule, do not embarrass them by pointing out their mistake. Instead, use … Continue reading
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How to Keep a Conversation Flowing
One way to keep a conversation flowing is to ask open -ended questions. These are questions that require more than a yes, no, or one word answer. After asking the question, be prepared to listen and show interest by nodding … Continue reading
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How To Respond to Unsolicited Gossip
Many years ago, gossiping was a criminal offense. Although you won’t be placed behind bars for spreading gossip today, the effects of gossip can be very damaging. It may be tempting to learn the confidential and juicy details about a … Continue reading
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Avoid Confrontation in Public
No one ever wants to be criticized or humiliated, especially in public. I was recently in a grocery store and had the unfortunate opportunity to overhear a husband criticizing his wife for her lack of cooking skills. The wife was … Continue reading
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A Tip to Remember Names When Introduced
After an introduction, try to use the person’s name in conversation several times. The repetition of saying their name will help consolidate it in your memory. The person you are conversing with will also be flattered to hear their name.
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How to Respond to “You Look Terrible” or “You Look Tired”
In past entries, I have addressed how rude it is to tell someone they look terrible or tired. Today, I will offer a response to such a comment. If you are the unfortunate victim of a rude comment about your … Continue reading
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