There's no such thing as a snobby tea party

When throwing a party, you want to be considerate to those who you invite. If you can’t do this, perhaps you shouldn't play the role of host.

Many bosses assume they are doing a stellar job. But if everyone at the office is unhappy perhaps you aren't so great after all

Syndicated advice columnist and NPR contributor, Amy Dickenson, gives the world a reason to celebrate a life that's not particularly extraordinary, but definately not ordinary

Keeping it together during this time of year will keep you sane AND polite

If you are indeed someone who is forever invited to stay with others it's most likely because your host enjoys you. Odds are you already know how to ingratiate yourself by truly being respectful and considerate of your host.

There's an art to welcoming people into your home

You’ve been invited to go out. Do men still pay? Although it would be nice, from a woman’s point of view, men aren’t always expected to pay when dating.

How much does the environment, cost of postage and time impact whether you might turn to the e-card for Christmas?

Book Review: "The Art of Conversation, A guided tour of a neglected pleasure" by Catherine Blyth