| Applied Caregiving 10 hours ago by David Gillaspie IN A WORLD OF HURT What is the common response when asked “How are you?” Most agree that, “Fine. How are you,” is a polite answer. Except when you ask a caregiver. In fact, if you know someone is a caregiver you might not want to ask how they are. It’s not about them anymore. “How are you,” doesn’t ... DeeGeesB&B - deegeesbb.wordpress.com |
| You have the manners of a goat! * 12 hours ago by Dan I’m a movie fan. I always have been. Not only do I enjoy watching movies on DVD at home, but I’m a big fan of going to movies at theaters, too. While some folks blast the theater experience as too expensive, too grimy (or sticky), too tedious, and way too social, I revel in seeing the latest blockbu ... Digital Chum - digitalchum.com · Rank: 169,387 ·  2 references |
| Dog Walk 14 hours ago by Editor This morning I was walking the dog and met three different strangers in quick succession. Each one I greeted with a cheery, “Good Morning”. And yet not one, I repeat, not one, replied. The first put his head down and quickened his pace. The second pretended not to hear. The third made a kind of grun ... Jeff Peel's Diary - ... - jeffpeel.net · Rank: 93,992 · 6 references |
| Am I being a Bridezilla? 15 hours ago by sassy Well, since you brought it up. Yes. Yes, you are. Those tantrums, unrealistic expectations, vent sessions seemed to be aimed at us – directly . But what’s so interesting, is it’s no longer just a role exclusive to the Bride. Some of the recent incarnations may be a bit surprising…. The Father of the ... Snide Bride - snidebride.wordpress.com |
| Eating MANners 16 hours ago by kerux Here are some more MANners for you gentlemen to "chew on." Not everyone has liked my suggestions so far, yet they don't seem to give a lot of reasons why in the comments. Tell us why you think these are off-base. Never talk when there is food in your mouth. Avoid chewing your food with your mouth op ... kerux noemata - preacherthoughts.blogspot.com · Rank: 25,865 · 54 references |
| Missed Manners 20 hours ago by imagineannie I grew up in a family in which manners extended well beyond “please” and “thank you,” and the placement of one’s napkin on one’s lap. I answered the phone “Graham residence, Ann speaking” and said “excuse me” before I interrupted adult conversation. I was also expected to recognize adult conversatio ... Forest Street Kitchen - imagineannie.wordpress.com · Rank: 48,106 · 29 references |
| Denim for Dinner?! 1 day ago by William Hanson On our first night at dinner, I was shocked – no, mortified – to discover that fifteen out of the nineteen diners were wearing jeans. Jeans! Denim! The English Manner's Blog - theenglishmanner.wordpress.com · 3 references |
| The Sociology of Retail 1 day ago by lindsayraeadventurestory So in my many adventures in the wacky world of retail, I’ve discovered (didn’t take me long) that people are, on average, pretty ignorant of the those around them. I’m going to take a guess that it’s not out of malice that I get treated like a vending machine for 6 hours at a time, but that people s ... The Ramblings of A College ... - myadventurestory.wordpress.com |
| We're Not Miss Manners, But What About Twitiquette? 1 day ago by twitarded Quelle: http://twitarded.blogspot.com/2009/11/were-not-miss-manners-but-what-about.html Untitled blog - planettwilight.com/rss.xml |
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