Miss Manners: The other diners were pointing at us. How should I have handled it?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My friend and I had tickets for a show, and we thought we had allowed enough time beforehand — nearly two ...
Miss Manners: Why were other diners laughing at us?
A group of inebriated restaurant goers were inexplicably laughing at this letter writer and their dinner guest.
Miss Manners: Is it not unprofessional to use the word ‘hey’ in a business letter greeting?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I applied for a job through a temp agency in a foreign, non-English-speaking country. I received a reply ...
EXCLUSIVE: Elsa Hosk Teams With Heavy Manners for Retro-inspired Swimwear Collection — ‘It’s My Favorite Collab I’ve Ever Done’
Heavy Manners is collaborating with supermodel Elsa Hosk on a line of vintage-inspired swimwear, WWD has learned exclusively.
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Miss Manners: Woman dares wear skirt on golf course
DEAR MISS MANNERS: We live in a 55-plus community on a golf course. One woman, who is very heavy, always wears a knee-high ...
Miss Manners: Should you tell host you don’t want dessert, or just not eat what’s served?
GENTLE READER: Trust Miss Manners, the untouched pie and truffles did not go to waste. Whoever did the dishes had a nice ...
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Miss Manners: If you’re not going to eat dessert, shouldn’t you tell your host so the food isn’t wasted?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was at a friend’s for dinner. There were seven of us all together, and the host and hostess are quite ...
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Miss Manners: Should I address a women’s choice of golf attire?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: We live in a 55+ community on a golf course. One woman, who is very heavy, always wears a knee-high or ...
Miss Manners: Bothered by multiple dinner conversations, host wants to manage ‘wall of sound’
GENTLE READER: A successful dinner party, Miss Manners would have thought, is one at which the guests enjoy themselves, ...