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2013-05-16 Social Etiquette and Good Manners - Addressing a Retired Associate Justice of the Supreme Court:

Dear Lisa:  The envelope should read   The Honorable     Sandra Day O'Connor         Address    Letter salutation should read Dear Madam Justice O'Connor.  Complimentary close is Sincerely yours, or Sincerely

2013-05-15 Party Planning - Joint Birthday party invitation and theme:

Hi Stefanie    I don't think I could. I feel that only you and your family and close friends could really create something requiring personal touches about such important people. If I were 'coaching' you

2013-05-14 Party Planning - Joint Birthday party invitation and theme:

Stefanie    I like what you are trying to do but don't think I can help. I think there are answers within the info about the 'men' in your life .... but without a lot to draw upon (ie even their names

2013-05-13 Social Etiquette and Good Manners - Addressing Invitations:

Dear Shannon,  It is acceptable, but not preferred. Graduating from high school is quite an accomplishment. The respect it is accorded is reflected in a nicelt hand written envelope.   Kind regards,  Jay

2013-05-13 Social Etiquette and Good Manners - bride:

Dear Barb:  Thank you for your questions.  You should word your regrets with the simplest language possible. "I am sorry but I cannot attend. I wish you well on your special day."  As far as extending