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Social Etiquette

This page offers tips and information on various social graces.

A Change of Habit star
A forced change of habit can either be embraced or resisted. Your decorum can decide the results.

Are You A Wine Snob? star
Enjoying wine and conversation is an enjoyable occurence. Touting your knowledge in wineology the entire evening - not so much

Basic Cell Phone Etiquette star[offsite link]
With the amount of cell phone usage ever rising in our society, this site lists a few basic rules for public cell phone use.

Bike riding etiquette – city star
You are riding a bike in the city. You're more likely to evade harm by following these simple recommendations

Bikes vs. Cars star
The bike rider meets the car driver. Now decide who's got the right of way.

Cell Phone Etiquette in a Crowd star
Cell phones were created to be a convenience for you, not an annoyance to those around you.

Cocktail Party star
It’s a gathering with friends and neighbors. What is expected of you as a guest?

Eating in a Theatre star
When you see the ‘No Food and Drink” sign they mean you too

Engagement Party star
Prior to the nuptuals and before the showers come a possible engagment party. It may be out of style for some but why not celebrate the exciting news?

Fall Style star
Fall is upon us and it's time to embrace it with your own style and personality

Halloween Party Etiquette star
You're invited to a Halloween party - now what?

Hat Etiquette star
Hats are fun, functional and a way to add some verve to your wardrobe. Like all accessories, however, there is etiquette to be observed

Holiday Gift List and Kindness star
Malls and Outlets and Downtown Core. There are many places to shop but one attitude everyone needs to have.

Holiday Shopping star
You have your list. You've checked it twice. Time to hit the stores!!! Gently, though.

Hostess Gifts star
Hostess gifts, while not mandatory are a wonderful gesture when arriving at a party. Because etiquette requests that you never arrive empty handed.

Jewelry Party Etiquette star
You're invited to a jewelry party but are pretty sure you don't want to purchase anything. Do you decline? Do you attend? Just what is expected of you anyway?

Making Eye Contact star
Eye contact during conversation is important.

Nail Biting star
Feel the need to gnaw off the tips of your fingers? Please don’t.

Pajamas are for the bedroom not the boardroom star
When did it become PC to wear pajamas to restaurants, around campus and to work? And just because you are pairing them with Crocs, not slippers, doesn’t make it OK.

Q & A on Social Etiquette star[offsite link]
Thirty questions regarding various social topics are answered on this page. Question 7: What should parents do when their children are too young and disruptive during holiday religious ceremonies?

Reasons to not Complain star
There are dozens of reasons why you should be positive. Equally noted, there are even more reasons to not complain.

Riding in a Limo star
Taking a ride in a limo is a great opportunity - if you do it right.

Sneezing Etiquette star
We are all faced with the cold and flu challenges. Here are some suggestions to survive the sneeze with grace and consideration.

Social Hugging star
To Hug or Not? And Whom? And When?

Spa Etiquette star
When Considering a Spa, There are Many Options to Consider

Subway Etiquette star[offsite link]
This article intrigued me as I have never been to New York City, or seen it´s citizens clamoring the subway. But I do ride the city bus, and I have half a mind to hand this article out to a few of my fellow passengers.

The Bible On Social Graces star[offsite link]
A biblical perspective of Social Graces. Concluding that Jesus, although never missing an opportunity to complete his mission, also thought highly of socially acceptable behavior and grace.

TV Etiquette star
Guests are coming and the TV is on. Something's gotta go

Wine Tasting Room Etiquette star
Wineries and wine shops provide the expert and novice opportunities to be educated and entertained. There is, however, a little etiquette which should be observed.

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