MLive4d
Miss Manners: My clueless son allows his ill-mannered kids to carry food and drinks through my house
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and his family live four hours away, and visit often with our two grandchildren. One rule I have is ...
NJ.com4d
Miss Manners: My son and his wife say I value my furniture over my grandkids' comfort
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and his family live four hours away, and visit often with our two grandchildren. One rule I have is no food or drinks in the living room or bedrooms. Growing up ...
Sun Sentinel4d
Miss Manners: A grandmother’s house rules about food aren’t being respected
You might point out this discrepancy. But while Miss Manners generally agrees that guests’ comfort takes precedence over rugs and furniture, she has her limits, and they usually apply to children.
NJ.com5d
Miss Manners: Would it be ‘showboating’ to give my spouse a birthday present at the party I’m throwing?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am throwing a 50th birthday party for my spouse that will include lunch, games and an open bar, which I’m paying for. (The open bar is a surprise for guests!) I’ve saved ...
al.com6d
Miss Manners: What should I call my child’s in-laws?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Is there a word for a married couple’s parents to call each other? We all live relatively close to each other and visit semi-regularly. No one I’ve asked has an answer.
New York Post6d
I’m eating an entire roasted chicken a day in 2025 — people say I’ll be ‘dead in a month’
A young man says he’s lost 11 pounds since vowing to eat an entire roast chicken a day. James Ellis is downing the same dish daily in 2025, though he’s embracing variety through buying them ...
syracuse.com5d
Miss Manners: How do I sidestep this awkward ‘mama’ drama with future mother-in-law
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’ve been with my fiance for 16 years. I have a good relationship with his mother, though I wouldn’t call us best friends. We talk and get along well when we go to her house ...
East Bay Times4d
Miss Manners: I set the house rules, and the children break them
You might point out this discrepancy. But while Miss Manners generally agrees that guests’ comfort takes precedence over rugs and furniture, she has her limits, and they usually apply to children.
Cleveland.com5d
Miss Manners: Controversial birthday present
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am throwing a 50th birthday party for my spouse that will include lunch, games and an open bar, which I’m paying for. (The open bar is a surprise for guests!) I’ve saved ...
syracuse.com4d
Miss Manners: Thoughtless social media post sends waves through friend group
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A friend of my boyfriend posted a years-old photo of a bunch of their friends, and she tagged one person as a way of saying “happy birthday” to them. The photo included my ...
Sharon Gam, Ph.D. on MSN1d
A Step-By-Step Guide For Shifting to a Healthier Eating Pattern
Once you know what healthy eating means, the next step is to start working on bringing your current eating habits in line with those recommendations. Here are some tips.