Dear Abby: A woman where I work refuses to acknowledge me. Every day for the past nine months, she walks by my desk and ignores me even after I’ve said “Hello” or “Good morning.” I hate to seem petty, ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was always taught that one’s bread plate is placed to the left. Whenever I am with a large group at a table at a wedding (or another function), at least one person always takes ...

We are past due for a review of basic manners and civic responsibility. Such reviews used to happen every nine weeks when schools sent report cards home. At the bottom of the report card was a box ...

You probably follow everyday manners without thinking, yet in some parts of the world politeness is not optional — it’s the law. When you travel, you quickly notice how personal courtesy blends into ...

We have become a nation of rude people. Does that matter? I actually think it does because there is a link between manners and morals. As a grandfather of three little children, it’s so important to ...

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Overcrowded subways, delayed trains, unreliable buses...the weary stoicism of the commuter is legendary. But basic good manners and respect for your fellow passengers will go ...

Well-mannered people go above and beyond displaying simple acts of politeness. They do more than just say "please" and "thank you." The phrases people use when they were raised with good manners show ...

At a company holiday party, one of my colleagues decided not to partake of the wine that was offered. During a round of toasts, she was admonished – in a good-natured way – by co-workers, for raising ...

Proper etiquette is an important part of making a positive impression. However, having good manners goes beyond just saying "please" and "thank you" — it also involves having a grateful mindset and ...