Miss Manners: I want to ditch my friend for the cool kids’ table

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a student who wants to leave focused friend for ...

Miss Manners: If you host a housewarming party, don’t call it a housewarming party

GENTLE READER: Then don’t call it a housewarming party. Named parties are associated with, as you accurately describe the ...
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Miss Manners: Family loves criticizing bride-to-be’s choices

I’ve argued that most of these decisions are up to the bride. I’m only 44, a member of an unfortunately “ignorant” generation ...

Miss Manners: The women are having fun picking on the bride behind her back

A growing list of the bride-to-be’s “inappropriate” wedding choices has become the family’s favorite topic, and they are ...

Miss Manners: What’s the etiquette for throwing myself a housewarming party?

Please send your questions to Miss Manners at missmanners.com, by email to [email protected], or through postal mail to Miss Manners, Andrews McMeel Syndication, 1130 Walnut St., Kansas City, ...

Dear Miss Manners: If only prayer cleansed hands along with souls

Gentle Reader: Wash your hands at the time appointed, hold hands during the prayer, and then, when everyone else starts to ...
Anchorage Daily News

Miss Manners: How do I keep guests out of the kitchen while we’re making Thanksgiving dinner?

GENTLE READER: You found the questions rude because you believe that no self-respecting host would serve guests precooked ...