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Eat less… and other table manners
We are taught to eat quietly and with grace. This article may as well be about table manners because we eat three times a day but sometimes we do not bother to check how we behave at the dining table.
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The Placemat That Makes Minding Your Manners Fun at Any Age
With hectic work, academic and sports schedules, many families are lucky if they can eat dinner at the same time, let alone ...
Penn Live1mon
Miss Manners: Should we have a place setting at our dinner party for our friend who can’t eat?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: We have a longtime friend ... What is the most polite way to set the dinner table when one person will not be eating any food? Should there still be plates and flatware at ...
Miss Manners: How do I get my friend to leave me alone when I’m eating?
I need my alone time to recharge, but she will keep talking and bothering me, especially during lunch at the studio where I work.
MLive27d
Miss Manners: What’s the polite way to deal with overflowing bowls of food at restaurants?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: At casual restaurants and upscale ... exposing the cutting process to my dinner companions? Or do I eat around the meat until the bottom of the dish becomes visible?