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Category Archives: Public Courtesies
Dating Etiquette – Opening the Door for a Lady
To avoid the awkwardness while opening a door or having a door opened on a date, please follow these guidelines: 1. Ladies stand on the handle side of the door as they wait for the door to be opened for … Continue reading
Whitsles and Cat Calls
I live in a neighborhood which is under development. I can tolerate an occasional cement truck blocking the road or the sound of hammering going on throughout the day. What I cannot tolerate are the unsolicited hoots, hollers, and whistles, … Continue reading
Driving Etiquette – Hand Gestures
Nobody likes to be told they are #1 when the incorrect finger is used. (I’m referring to the middle finger.) It is inappropriate to give an aggressive hand gesture to anyone, especially when driving. Displaying a nasty hand gesture does … Continue reading
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Avoid Interrupting Someone’s Sentence
How many times has someone interrupted your sentence when you were about to make an important statement? Perhaps a friend or spouse continually finish your sentences? Do Mr. or Mrs. Know-it-all tell the story much better than you can? Annoying, … Continue reading
Divorce Announcements
It is inappropriate to send out divorce announcements or to have a “it’s finally over” divorce party. Family and friends should be notified in person or by phone. Even though it may be tempting to announce your divorce to the … Continue reading
Locker Room Etiquette
I didn’t ask to see it. I didn’t want to see it. I hope I never see it again. A woman was going about her business in the locker room completely disrobed. Yes, there are times when we are all … Continue reading
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How To Address a Married Woman
When a woman marries and takes her husband’s name, she is referred to in conversation and written correspondence with Mrs. preceding her husband’s name. For example, Mrs. David Smith rather than Mrs. Sally Smith. If a woman’s first name is … Continue reading
To Ask or Not to Ask? – The Age Old Question
It is never appropriate to ask someone their age in a business or social setting. There are times when exceptions are made for medical history, legal drinking age, or signing legal documents. However, these situations are for professional verification and … Continue reading
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
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