The Washington Post22d
Miss Manners: How to give a nice wedding speech when I hate my son’s fiancée
Dear Miss Manners: My daughter married a wonderful man ... Is there some new social form in which this is considered good behavior? This appears to be no more complicated than an application ...
Independent.ie24d
Beef prices hit €6.00/kg on the ground – but can the good times keep rolling?
Cull quotes soar as high as €5.50/kg – but expected surge of dairy stock could force them back down €5.50/kg was paid for U grade cull cows last week, and €5.40/kg is available for Rs.
The Spokesman-Review24d
Miss Manners: Dueling parites: never a good idea
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Due to the small size of our home, we host two holiday parties each year, essentially splitting one big gathering into two events so that we can see everyone. We send different ...
richest24d
‘The McLaren mystery’: SA doubts Master KG, Big Zulu and King Monada’s recent purchases
In less than a week, three South African celebrities, including Master KG and Big Zulu, reportedly bought sleek McLarens that they flaunted online. First, King Monada made headlines after he took ...
The Washington Post27d
Miss Manners: Bride falsely promised wedding website would be private
Dear Miss Manners: My daughter was recently part of a wedding party, acting as a flower girl for a relative of my ex-husband. My ex and I were still married when the bride asked for my permission ...
NJ.com28d
Miss Manners: There’s virtue in doing good deeds without expecting credit, but a ‘thank you’ is nice
How can I get over this? GENTLE READER: The emotional answer to that is out of Miss Manners’ area of expertise -- certainly there is virtue in doing good deeds without acknowledgment.