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Lisa Plancich
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Social Etiquette

This page offers tips and information on various social graces.

A Change of Habit star
A forced change of habit can either be embraced or resisted. Your decorum can decide the results.

Basic Cell Phone Etiquette star[offsite link]
With the amount of cell phone usage ever rising in our society, this site lists a few basic rules for public cell phone use.

Cell Phone Etiquette in a Crowd star
Cell phones were created to be a convenience for you, not an annoyance to those around you.

Making Eye Contact star
Eye contact during conversation is important.

Q & A on Social Etiquette star[offsite link]
Thirty questions regarding various social topics are answered on this page. Question 7: What should parents do when their children are too young and disruptive during holiday religious ceremonies?

Subway Etiquette star[offsite link]
This article intrigued me as I have never been to New York City, or seen it´s citizens clamoring the subway. But I do ride the city bus, and I have half a mind to hand this article out to a few of my fellow passengers.

The Bible On Social Graces star[offsite link]
A biblical perspective of Social Graces. Concluding that Jesus, although never missing an opportunity to complete his mission, also thought highly of socially acceptable behavior and grace.

The Good Host or Hostess star
We’ve made introductions, our guests have a general idea of how to behave, now we need to talk about what being a good host (or hostess) requires. The amount of attention given to planning and how you treat your guests will determine whether your event will be remembered as famous or infamous.

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