In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin advises a retail store owner on how to handle customers who ...
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie hears from a reader whose neighbor started out bullying and now has become an even bigger ...
A common answer is “Pleased to meet you.” Very few seem to remember, or care, how declasse that phrase was once considered.
I gave him meals, but he constantly pestered me for bread, milk, coffee, and tea, none of which he would ever return. He had ...
A common answer is “Pleased to meet you.” Very few seem to remember, or care, how declasse that phrase was once considered.
I moved into my bungalow six months ago. My new neighbor, we’ll call him “Jeremy,” who I share a very thin party wall with, ...
Dear Trapped: I’m so sorry you’re going through this. Jeremy’s behavior is flat-out harassment and would be absolutely unacceptable anywhere; the fact you’re enduring it in your own home -- a place ...
I moved into my bungalow six months ago. My new neighbor, we’ll call him “Jeremy,” who I share a very thin party wall with, ...
The rationale for objecting to this phrase is that one cannot know, when meeting a stranger, whether or not it will be ...
A common answer is “Pleased to meet you.” Very few seem to remember, or care, how declassé that phrase was once considered.
A common answer is “Pleased to meet you.” Very few seem to remember, or care, how declasse that phrase was once considered.