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From the monthly archives:
February 2010
Q: I own a women’s clothing store that carries clothing for women of all ages. How should I refer to the older women who shop with us? They don’t like to be referred to as “mature,” and calling them “older” seems even worse. A: I would say that generally, women are turned off by characterizations [...]
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Last Friday Feb. 12th a post titled ‘Candied Rewards: When teachers hand out treats’ generated some interesting discussion. Cindy Post Senning EdD posted a response titled ‘Too Sweet or not to Sweet’ on the Emily Post parents and kids blog ‘The Gift of Good Manners’. She addresses some of the issues raised in comments here [...]
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Q: After a trip to the mall with another mom, my 13-year-old daughter and her friends returned with midriff-baring outfits. I find these inappropriate, what should I do? A: With your daughter, devise a compromise outfit that keeps her tummy covered. Stick to your rules, but work with your daughter to find a solution — [...]
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Q: My hairdresser is fantastic — but she talks the entire time I’m in the chair. I’d like to close my eyes and relax. Is it rude to ask for silence? A: No, but make sure you ask graciously and occasionally. When you’d rather zone out, say “Don’t mind me; I’m going to drift off [...]
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Q: One of my coworkers doesn’t cover her mouth when she sneezes. Can I ask her to start doing so? A: Absolutely. Sneezing into a tissue (or, if there isn’t one available, the inside crook of the elbow) is basic good hygiene, not to mention common courtesy. Next time it happens, hand her a box [...]
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