Miss Manners: Is it rude to use an umbrella when it causes people in your orbit to get wet?
If absolutely stuck next to them, you could open your umbrella just enough to make a small tent over your head, in which case ...
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Miss Manners: Umbrella etiquette in crowds means you have to get creative
If I open my umbrella, then the rain that hits it falls onto the people next to me, most of whom do not have umbrellas.
Miss Manners: They say I’m rude to use my umbrella like this
On occasion, it will start raining when I am in a crowd — at the ballpark, for example, or waiting for the light to change on ...
Miss Manners: Is it rude to use an umbrella when others don’t have one?
A letter writer is wondering if it’s selfish to use their umbrella in public places when others around them don’t have one to ...
Miss Manners: University president was a condescending snob
A letter writer was invited to attend a college football game at a VIP box where the university’s president kept making ...
Miss Manners: Communications breakdown with teen nephew
In today's Miss Manners column, a reader struggles with the way their sister's teenage son communicates with the family.
Miss Manners: How do I kindly tell my sister that her son’s texts to the family are annoying?
Miss Manners suggests redirecting his misguided attempts by saying, “I’m sorry that I don’t understand the gifs and memes you ...
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Miss Manners: Our nephew’s phone behavior leaves us scratching our heads
Miss Manners suggests redirecting his misguided attempts by saying, “I’m sorry that I don’t understand the gifs and memes you ...
MIss Manners: Help! My teen nephew wants to, like, talk to me
Miss Manners suggests redirecting his misguided attempts by saying, “I’m sorry that I don’t understand the gifs and memes you ...
Miss Manners: Should host inquire about guest’s health following dinner party that made her ill?
Miss Manners suggests redirecting his misguided attempts by saying, “I’m sorry that I don’t understand the gifs and memes you send, but if you would like to chat or go out for a meal or a walk, I ...
Miss Manners: Was I wrong to ask my guests if the food I served made them sick?
A party host thinks the food she served may have sickened her guests; an aunt wants to tell her teenage son to stop sending ...