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2009-11-06 Social Etiquette and Good Manners - salutations:

Dear Robin: The proper way to address an envelope for two people who are living together but not married is: The person you are closest to - Mr. Dick Jones The person you are not as close to - Ms

2009-11-04 Social Etiquette and Good Manners - 40th b-day invites:

Dear Julie: I am sorry but it is never OK to ask people to pay for attending a function that they have been invited to. Let me suggest that you talk to a few of his friends and together agree that you

2009-11-04 Social Etiquette and Good Manners - NEW IMMIGRANT FIRST DAY AT OFFICE IN CANADA:

Dear Sarah, Thanks for asking this good question. I know how difficult that alone was in addition to speaking of your situation. My advice is to relax. What people will see is what will come from your

2009-11-04 Business Etiquette - how to write multiple degrees:

Bastian, Degrees other than Ph.D are not featured on a business card. Bastian Smith, Ph.D Include an address, email, phone number and that should be sufficient as a calling card for interviews

2009-11-03 Social Etiquette and Good Manners - Eating Fried Chicken:

Dear Dale: I have never been to a semi-formal affair where fried chicken was served, but if it is served, you would use a knife and fork. The only time you would pick it up with your fingers is if you