Miss Manners: The fruity conundrum of tropical cocktails
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a reader living in a tropical country who seeks ...
Miss Manners: Invitation comes with strings attached that we simply cannot afford
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My wife’s best friend from high school, “Nelly,” has become a very successful businesswoman. Each year, ...
Best of Miss Manners: My father wants me to give a job referral for my brother ... I can’t do it
What is the most tactful way to say I won’t be providing a job referral for my brother, while avoiding straining family ties?
Miss Manners: Fundraising event guests get letter that says pony up, or stop attending
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My wife’s best friend from high school, “Nelly,” has become a very successful businesswoman. Each year, ...
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Miss Manners: Is using a fork for a fruit-filled cocktail too tacky?
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Miss Manners: ‘Next time, please give up your seat to someone richer’
My wife’s best friend from high school, “Nelly,” has become a very successful businesswoman. Each year, she will invite us to ...
Miss Manners: When a cocktail has fruit, how do I get it out of the glass?
Just drink the liquid and throw away the rest? Use the straw as a single chopstick to dredge the fruit up to the rim?
Miss Manners: They were disinvited from a charity auction for not bidding
A couple attends a charity auction each year on the invitation of their friend. But they can’t afford to bid, to the ...
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'Next Time, Please Give Up Your Seat to Someone Richer'
My wife’ s best friend from high school, "Nelly," has become a very successful businesswoman. Each year, she will invite us to the fall fundraiser for the local performing arts society, which raises ...
Miss Manners: We were asked to stay away from glitzy charity event since we’re poor
But my wife and I are in no position financially to even bid on these items, let alone to have the winning bid.
Miss Manners: The letter said we should decline our friend’s invitation and not tell her why
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Miss Manners: Too poor to go to my rich friend’s charity event
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin offers guidance on how to respond when a couple is asked not ...