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Tea etiquette
With a Starbucks on every corner and American’s addiction to coffee, it’s hard to believe that at one time tea was the beverage of choice.
Read MoreA second cousin of mine, who I have been corresponding with via email and through letters, mentioned she was coming to Seattle for her grandnephew’s baptism. I was excited to see her as it had been probably 30 years since I’d seen her last. I invited her over for afternoon tea. I have a cute…
Read MoreBLOG TOPICS
- Chivalry
- Civility
- Courtesy
- Elevator
- Gift giving etiquette
- Graduation etiquette
- Escalator etiquette
- Gratitude
- Gym etiquette
- Revolving door etiquette
- Holiday etiquette
- Illness etiquette
- Kindness
- Letters and notes
- Manners
- Party etiquette
- Pet etiquette
- Protocol
- Sportsmanship
- Tea etiquette
- Tipping etiquette
- Umbrella etiquette
- Customer Service
- Etiquette for Children
- Global etiquette