Miss Manners: Is it OK for an adorable child to order an adult off a public bench?

What do you do if someone takes your chair? Does it matter if it is the throne of a ruler of great lands? Related Articles. Miss Manners: We want to explain our ...

Miss Manners: Fellow diner got huffy with me when I told him where the restrooms were

I had asked the same question of a waiter, now nowhere in sight, 15 minutes earlier. I told the diner that the restroom was ...

Miss Manners: Did I warrant the scolding for eavesdropping at a restaurant?

I was dining within inches of an occupied table for two at a restaurant. Related Articles. Miss Manners: She canceled the St. Patrick’s dinner because of the ...

Dear Miss Manners: Kids shouldn’t rule who sits on the throne

Teaching children that they have a right to any seat they want, real or imaginary, is rude, Miss Manners says.

Miss Manners: After we told them we don’t eat corned beef and we’d bring pizza, they canceled the dinner

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My brother and sister-in-law invited my family of four for a dinner of corned beef and cabbage to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. They also invited my mom and dad, along with my aunt, ...
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Turning up in Colombia, getting snacks and teeth done

Adventures in Colombia! Enjoying snacks, dancing, and dental work. #shorts ...

Miss Manners: Was I wrong to offer directions after overhearing a question?

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to handling a rude response to a good deed.

Miss Manners: Was it rude to suggest bringing pizza to traditional corned-beef St. Pat’s meal?

If you don't love corned-beef, and your sister-in-law invites you for just such a meal, how can you politely handle it?

Miss Manners: Fellow restaurant goer snaps at you for ‘eavesdropping’

The tables at a restaurant are so close, the letter writer couldn’t help but overhearing conversation at the next table over.

Miss Manners: I was just trying to help when I told him where the restroom was located

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was dining within inches of an occupied table for two at a restaurant. One of the men at that table asked his dining companion if he knew where the restroom was located. He didn’t ...
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Miss Manners: When eavesdropping is unavoidable

Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, gentlereader@missmanners.com; or through postal mail to Miss Manners, Andrews McMeel Syndication, 1130 ...

Miss Manners: Surely this one case of eavesdropping was not so bad as to merit such a rude response

I was dining within inches of an occupied table for two at a restaurant. One of the men at that table asked his dining companion if he knew where the restroom was located. He didn’t. I had asked the ...