Miss Manners: Stop trying to co-host my party!
My wife and I entertain frequently. We get a lot of joy out of hosting longtime friends and family for holidays and special ...
Miss Manners: Host with the most balks at guest who tries to take over party schedule
Miss Manners suggests you apply this rule to your dinner parties. Tell your friend that you appreciate the input, but if they would take you aside to give it, that would be less confusing for the ...
Miss Manners: Would it be rude if I chewed the meat off my rack of lamb?
A fine diner wants to know if it’s impolite to pick up a rack of lamb to chew off the last of the meat; a party host is tired ...
Miss Manners: Party guest keeps trying to upgrade themselves to co-host
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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Miss Manners: Can we please host our own party?
Miss Manners suggests you apply this rule to your dinner parties. Tell your friend that you appreciate the input, but if they ...
Miss Manners: It was my party, and this friend tried to take over
Miss Manners suggests you apply this rule to your dinner parties. Tell your friend that you appreciate the input, but if they ...
Miss Manners: How do I tell my friend to stop acting like a host at my gatherings?
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to addressing a treasured friend's behavior without ...
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Miss Manners: I’m upset that my host misused a handicap parking tag and a service vest for her dog
I didn’t know her dog was a service animal, and she said he wasn’t, but that the restaurant is not allowed to ask for proof.
Miss Manners: Host wonders whether to ‘warn’ conservative guests that party will be attended by eclectic group
A good host seeks to make her guests reasonably comfortable and welcome. Your warning will accomplish that for no one, and ...
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Miss Manners: Should I warn my conservative friends that I’ll be inviting liberals to our party?
Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; ...
Best of Miss Manners: I felt judged when a petite woman who took her dessert to go noted I finished mine
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’m a 300-pound woman. I’m funny, friendly and intelligent. I went to a luncheon and was engaged in ...
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Miss Manners: Maybe just don’t invite the loudmouthed bullies?
Several of last year’s attendees are very conservative, and a couple of them can be loudmouthed bullies. They are not our ...