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TLH 200: An evolving list of 200 history makers who shaped Tallahassee of today
The news wire service UPI remembered Ball as a quick-witted man with “the courtly manners of a Southern gentleman ... of Arts degree in chemistry. Miss Ruby, as she preferred to be called ...
Best of Miss Manners: Guests leave NYE party before midnight forcing hosts to ring in the new year alone
Was it right to leave and not be the last remaining guests, or would it have been better to stay until the new year was ...
The Washington Post5d
Miss Manners: I don’t like when people call me by my full name
Dear Miss Manners: I travel frequently, and I have noticed that airports are reducing the number of seats at the gates. I will arrive at the gate more than an hour before boarding, only to find ...
Orlando Sentinel5d
Miss Manners: What do I say to someone who won’t use my nickname?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I go by a shortened version of my first name because I feel it suits me better than my full name. Even my parents started using the shortened name when I was a child ...
NJ.com5d
Miss Manners: How do I kindly tell my sister that her son’s texts to the family are annoying?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: How do I kindly tell my sister that her son’s texts to the family are annoying? He’s 14, and his texts and phone etiquette leave us scratching our heads. He doesn’t ...
Orlando Sentinel7d
Miss Manners: These friends were rude about my restaurant choice
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I treated a friend to lunch, but when we entered the restaurant, she mentioned that someplace else was better. I was a little taken aback and thought it was just an unconscious ...
Oregonian6d
Miss Manners: Should host inquire about guest’s health following dinner party that made her ill?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I hosted two couples for dinner at our home that went very well. The next day, I was experiencing some stomach upset and GI issues. I am not sure if the culprit was the food I ...
The Washington Post7d
Miss Manners: Why do people forward emails I send them?
Dear Miss Manners: I’m a member of several organizations. Frequently I’ve sent updates or comments to the leaders of these groups, who then forward my email to everyone with their reply.
syracuse.com7d
Miss Manners: How to politely ask for no alcohol at your birthday party
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I will be throwing myself a 60th birthday party next year. The only gift I want is the presence of the family and friends I invite to the party. I intend to include “No gifts ...
Oregonian7d
Miss Manners: My birthday celebration invitation will say ‘no gifts.’ What do I do if guests bring gifts anyway?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I will be throwing myself a 60th birthday party next year. The only gift I want is the presence of the family and friends I invite to the party. I intend to include “No gifts ...
East Bay Times12d
Miss Manners: How does one give a wedding gift without a checkbook?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I grew up in an era when it was customary to enclose a personal check in a greeting card as a gift. This worked for celebrations attended in person, and also when the card was ...