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Dear Miss Manners: My boyfriend and I share an apartment, and also share two pet snakes. These are not large reptiles, and ...
It will make me think twice next time I try to be thoughtful. This friend certainly won’t see goodies from me again.
The guests were polite, but did not help us unpack, except for my brother, who helped me with my daughter’s bed.
That would indeed stretch the food. But assuming they are separate: ...
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But if no one saw and you deem the table clean enough, Miss Manners will not chide you for discreetly pushing it back with the rest of the food and eating it.
Advice Miss Manners: What’s the most polite way to set a dinner table when one guest will not be eating any food? Published: Jan. 06, 2025, 8:00 p.m.
GENTLE READER: Setting the table in full would be Miss Manners’ choice, to avoid forcing your friend to respond to others exclaiming, “You don’t have a plate.” ...
Advice Miss Manners: Should we have a place setting at our dinner party for our friend who can’t eat? Published: Jan. 06, 2025, 5:40 a.m.
GENTLE READER: Setting the table in full would be Miss Manners’ choice, to avoid forcing your friend to respond to others exclaiming, “You don’t have a plate.” ...
DEAR MISS MANNERS: At a dinner party, the hostess had set a lovely table with flowers and candles. I complimented her on the setting. Later, as dinner started, I found the flowers blocking my view ...
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