Miss Manners: My husband’s friend is a rude guest
Dear Miss Manners: I run a shop from my house. It’s mostly online, but occasionally I have customers make an appointment to ...
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Miss Manners: Is it rude to not give my friend food at a dinner party if they can’t eat?
GENTLE READER: Setting the table in full would be Miss Manners' choice, to avoid forcing your friend to respond to others exclaiming, “You don’t have a plate.” But she wonders why ...
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Miss Manners: My husband’s friend invites people over to our place. I think it’s rude. Am I overreacting?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I run a shop from my house. It’s mostly online, but occasionally I have customers make an appointment to ...
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Were you rude this year? Miss Manners top 10 columns of 2024
Were you rude this year? Miss Manners specializes ... and she gave them one. Miss Manners: Older diner takes table of mean-spirited young people to task at restaurant 7: We’ve all seen this.