Miss Manners: I caused a problem with my granddaughter
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to someone who has a question about a mistake they ...
Miss Manners: This family won’t let my daughter work in peace
However well-meaning this family is, Miss Manners can understand that it creates a nuisance for your daughter, who is trying ...
NJ.com23d
Miss Manners: Photo enthusiasts on train trip shush fellow passengers so they can ‘get sound on a shot’
DEAR MISS MANNERS: How does a charity organization express the fact that, while a $100 fee is being charged to attend a fundraising dinner, the actual value of the meal being served is $300?
Miss Manners: What could I do about the loud child in the restaurant?
Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; or ...
Cleveland.com24d
Miss Manners: A charity dinner is more expensive than it seems
DEAR MISS MANNERS: How does a charity organization express the fact that, while a $100 fee is being charged to attend a fundraising dinner, the actual value of the meal being served is $300?
Miss Manners: Dealing with family who always have better solutions to your problems
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was dining solo, and a family with two small children was seated in my section. One toddler decided to treat the restaurant to prolonged, high-pitched shrieks. I didn’t want to ...
Miss Manners: Tourists chastised to remain quiet during filming
A letter writer was annoyed when fellow tourists chastised others to remain quiet while they filmed scenery. Dear Miss Manners: I participated in a vintage train excursion. At several points in the ...
al.com24d
Miss Manners: Fundraising dinner actually costs 3X more than ticket price
DEAR MISS MANNERS: How does a charity organization express the fact that, while a $100 fee is being charged to attend a fundraising dinner, the actual value of the meal being served is $300?
Oregonian24d
Miss Manners: Insulting host monitors what invited luncheon guests eat
Should I be concerned? DEAR MISS MANNERS: How does a charity organization express the fact that, while a $100 fee is being charged to attend a fundraising dinner, the actual value of the meal ...
Sun Sentinel24d
Miss Manners: She scolded me because guests loved the sugary dessert I made
DEAR MISS MANNERS: How does a charity organization express the fact that, while a $100 fee is being charged to attend a fundraising dinner, the actual value of the meal being served is $300?
Alaska Dispatch News3d
Miss Manners: Why is there a vegan in my house judging my cheese?
GENTLE READER: Decent people do not, as you said, admonish people directly. Nor do they go looking for trouble. If the ...
Penn Live24d
Miss Manners: Was I wrong to offer more than just sugar-free desserts
DEAR MISS MANNERS: How does a charity organization express the fact that, while a $100 fee is being charged to attend a fundraising dinner, the actual value of the meal being served is $300?