Studies have shown that first-impressions of us are made within seconds of first meetings, mostly based on our appearance.
From destination weddings to awkward family dinners, Mable can answer any questions on manners or etiquette you may have.
From destination weddings to awkward family dinners, Mable can answer any questions on manners or etiquette you may have.
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Studies have shown that first-impressions of us are made within seconds of first meetings, mostly based on our appearance.
What I have found to be interesting is that people are more willing to lean on etiquette when encountering the unknown.
This July 1st, 2020, will present a very different Canada Day for us all.
Choosing the perfect gift can be, albeit an act of love, a trying task on its own. In what was, and still is, an expression of love and support, gift-giving can sometimes be a worrisome expectation.
As we continue to enjoy the “outside” within our communities, let us be aware and respectful of other people’s personal space.
Technology has helped to advance society; however, there is a time and a place for us to use our gadgets appropriately.
We, in Canada, have also been celebrating our mothers in this significant way every second Sunday of May for decades. This year, though, those who celebrate this day will have to be innovative with their ideas.
Their vehicle was in a parking lot, and there were no witnesses to the incident. I was appalled to learn, given the extent of the damage, that no one had come forward
A smile or pleasant countenance goes a long way when working with the public. Our goal should be to practice civility, with everyone we come into contact with.
This is the essence of etiquette. Specific practices that are widely accepted at one point in time may become unacceptable in another.
Awareness is an important component of daily life. We all contribute to the daily sum of experiences for others and ourselves.
When you have known someone for over 9 years, you would assume that they wouldn’t forget your name, right? Not necessarily.
For most, January is a month for reflection. A year is behind us, a year is ahead of us, and resolutions are more apt to be made.