Published May 3, 2013
Enough young people have been convinced they should care about using the proper fork that a number of colleges and universities in Milwaukee have started holding etiquette classes for students headed out for job interview lunches and dinners. I see no reason, however, to limit this to meals. Think of all the opportunities these kids are missing.
Published Dec. 12, 2012
The holidays can be a landmine of awkward social situations. How do you stay poised amid a flurry of parties, gift-giving and indelicate relatives? Milwaukee-area etiquette expert and author Margery Sinclair has the answers.
Published Oct. 29, 2011
I sprained my ankle this weekend. Bummer. After day three of couch prison, I was forced to "crutch out" into the real world. Of course, a pit stop for a drink occurred.
Published Oct. 5, 2011
I want my kids to learn to appreciate food and to know proper behavior in restaurants. So, I take them out.
Published Sept. 7, 2011
We all know who they are. The "I know everything" jerks (men or women) whose egos are so inflated and over-the-top that they think whatever comes out of their holier-than-thou mouths is gospel (regardless of whether it's correct or not). This is an open PSA to them. They know who they are and if they don't, they need to be checked.
I swear sometimes I think people think the net, web, social media, whatever you want to call, is more like a personal bulletin board than the very public freely accessible vehicle that it is. It is as if they think that their post will only be read by people they know or like and forget that re...
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