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This Unassuming Restaurant In Norfolk Has Mouth-Watering Ribs Known Throughout The Midwest
This unassuming structure houses some of the most mouthwatering BBQ this side of the Missouri River. As you approach Smokin ...
NJ.com3d
Miss Manners: My son and his wife say I value my furniture over my grandkids' comfort
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and his family live four hours away, and visit often with our two grandchildren. One rule I have is no food or drinks in the living room or bedrooms. Growing up ...
The Washington Post5d
Miss Manners: My future in-law wants me to call her mom. Can I say no?
Dear Miss Manners: I’ve been with my fiancé for 16 years. I have a good relationship with his mother, though I wouldn’t call us best friends. We talk and get along well when we go to her ...
Sun Sentinel4d
Miss Manners: My mother-in-law wants to be called ‘mom.’ But I already have a mom
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’ve been with my fiance for 16 years. I have a good relationship with his mother, though I wouldn’t call us best friends. We talk and get along well when we go to her house ...
Orlando Sentinel4d
Miss Manners: Would I be out of line to give my spouse this gift in public?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am throwing a 50th birthday party for my spouse that will include lunch, games and an open bar, which I’m paying for. (The open bar is a surprise for guests!) I’ve saved ...
Sun Sentinel5d
Miss Manners: How can I make my neighbor follow the walking rules?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My dear neighbor regularly walks their dog on our fairly remote suburban streets, which don’t have sidewalks, counter to the recommended method: They walk with traffic rather ...
NJ.com5d
Miss Manners: I worry about the safety of my neighbor who says, ‘the dog tells me when cars are coming’
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My dear neighbor regularly walks their dog on our fairly remote suburban streets, which don’t have sidewalks, counter to the recommended method: They walk with traffic rather ...
East Bay Times4d
Miss Manners: Would I be out of line to give my spouse this gift in public?
Rather, Miss Manners suggests giving the present to your spouse just before the party — and letting them do the bragging on your behalf. DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’ve been with my fiance for 16 years.
Oregonian5d
Miss Manners: Would it be showboating to give my spouse an elaborate gift during his 50th birthday party?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am throwing a 50th birthday party for my spouse that will include lunch, games and an open bar, which I’m paying for. (The open bar is a surprise for guests!) I’ve saved ...