Miss Manners: That’s it ... we’re bringing back gloves
DEAR MISS MANNERS: If we renewed the lovely fashion of wearing gloves, people wouldn’t have to fear catching germs from shaking hands or appearing rude for refusing. GENTLE READER: Why didn’t Miss ...
Miss Manners: Bring back gloves to make handshakes less icky
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a reader who wants to bring fancy gloves back in ...
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Miss Manners: Let’s make gloves fashionable again - and stop the bare handshakes
Removing gloves before eating is a strict rule. But if you have a glass or a canape or a fork in your hands, that is an obvious and polite excuse for not shaking hands. Just practice the regretful ...
Miss Manners: The lost art of glove-wearing, and why it’s time to bring it back
DEAR MISS MANNERS: If we renewed the lovely fashion of wearing gloves, people wouldn’t have to fear catching germs from shaking hands or appearing rude for refusing. GENTLE READER: Why didn’t Miss ...
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Chicago etiquette luncheon builds confidence while covering bread buttering, fork usage
As part of a mentorship program, young girls of color are taught the dos and don’ts of dining to help ease their way in any ...
Can eating with chopsticks help in weight reduction?
Eating with chopsticks can help in weight management by encouraging slow eating, mindfulness, and portion control. The skill ...
Miss Manners: What the movies always get wrong about gloves
GENTLE READER: You do your late friend no honor by snubbing her children, at least one of whom she trusted enough to name as her executor. Miss Manners hopes that you will express your condolences to ...
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One Unexpected Restaurant Etiquette Rule That Could Sour Your Dining Experience In Japan
This common dining habit might be seen as rude in Japan. Here's what to avoid at the table and other essential etiquette tips ...
Miss Manners: How do you present a proper toast?
Among millennials and Gen Z, the word “cheers” has become both a noun and a verb ... Watching young people do this is cringeworthy.
Using chopsticks with your toes
From snacks to eating out in restaurants, Mat Fraser and Liz Carr discuss the perils of eating if you have an impairment which makes it problematic ... or should we say 'messy'. Also features Emma ...
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Miss Manners: My husband has decided that these courtesies are sexist
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have been married to the same man for 40 years. He has recently decided that opening doors for me, serving me first at dinner, and other forms of respect and thoughtfulness ...
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Miss Manners: Husband decides traditional gender norms are ‘sexist,’ but still expects me to do laundry and fix meals
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have been married to the same man for 40 years. He has recently decided that opening doors for me, serving me first at dinner, and other forms of respect and thoughtfulness ...