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Miss Manners: A friend keeps butting in to try to co-host our dinner parties
I find it a bit insulting, if I’m honest, and would like a way to tactfully speak with my friend about this behavior.
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Table manners 101: What you need to know about dining etiquette
Table manners are more than just rules for eating—they reflect cultural values, traditions, and even history. What is ...
Miss Manners: The woman knew our dinner was a blind date, but I wasn’t told
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Miss Manners: Should I tell my dinner guests that my lost bandage might be in their food?
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin weighs in on whether to inform guests about a potentially lost ...
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Miss Manners: Is gnawing on bones during dinner too rude?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I ate at a fine dining restaurant on a cruise ship and ordered a rack of lamb. I cut as much meat as I could off of the bone, but there was still a tasty morsel or two on the bone.
Miss Manners: Should couples be split at dinner parties?
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to whether couples should sit apart when at a dinner ...
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Miss Manners: Nothing like a little Band-Aid salad to spoil the dinner party
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I had a severe injury to a finger. It has since healed, but when I cook, I usually keep a bandage over the injury to protect the area. One night I made dinner for my husband and ...
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Miss Manners: The woman knew our dinner was a blind date, but I wasn’t told
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A while back, a colleague of mine said that he and his wife would like to invite me to dinner at their home. Related Articles Miss Manners: Could I have told her the ...