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	Etiquette #677243 04/11/11 12:52 PM Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 6,412 Angela J. Shirley OP Tiger OP Angela J. Shirley Tiger Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 6,412 Hi Everyone: Reading those "old" books where folks had some "strict" etiquette rules, I was wondering if you had some from your own life to share with us? Me personally, thank goodness our family was laid back. But I do remember visiting someone's house and had TOO MANY silverware (lol). Yes, those spoons for every stage of your meal and so on. Needless to say, I thoroughly was confused and as a child really did not care what the adults thought when I just chose any item to eat. Now as an adult, I will be sure to read up or find out what piece of silverware is suppose to be used Now your turn... Thanks, My Blog: How To Survive Unemployment

	Re: Etiquette Angela J. Shirley #688058 05/19/11 02:59 PM Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 6,412 Angela J. Shirley OP Tiger OP Angela J. Shirley Tiger Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 6,412 Etiquette is also about what you say! I laugh and cringe at the same when I look back to when I was younger. Now at "soon to be" age 53 I think before I open my big mouth to avoid sticking my foot into my mouth. What are your thoughts on this subject? Thanks Originally Posted By: Angela J. Shirley Hi Everyone: Reading those "old" books where folks had some "strict" etiquette rules, I was wondering if you had some from your own life to share with us? Me personally, thank goodness our family was laid back. But I do remember visiting someone's house and had TOO MANY silverware (lol). Yes, those spoons for every stage of your meal and so on. Needless to say, I thoroughly was confused and as a child really did not care what the adults thought when I just chose any item to eat. Now as an adult, I will be sure to read up or find out what piece of silverware is suppose to be used Now your turn... Thanks, My Blog: How To Survive Unemployment