Fitness, Exercise, Yoga and Pilates seem to be on people’s minds these days. The finer weather is approaching and we are all eager to get in shape. I am often asked, “Is there a connection between Fitness and Etiquette?” There is and, to provide more details, it is my pleasure to introduce the author of [...]
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Encouraging Manners at an Easter Egg Hunt
Posted by admin on March 2nd, 2011
Whether part of Christian Easter celebrations or simply a fun activity, Easter egg hunts have become quite popular in the United Kingdom and North America, as well as in many other countries. Traditionally, boiled eggs are dyed bright or pastel colours and then hidden for children to find. Today, boiled eggs are often replaced with [...]
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Tags: children, easter, easter egg hunt, etiquette, Family, friends, respect, sharing, social skills 
No Comments »Manners Matter – Even on the Slopes
Posted by admin on February 28th, 2011
If you are one of the many people planning a ski vacation for Spring break, it is worth brushing up on your ski etiquette before you go. Following the rules of etiquette not only makes the experience more enjoyable for everyone, it can save you from being banned from the mountain and forfeiting the cost [...]
Successful Dating at University and College
Posted by admin on January 21st, 2011
With Valentine’s Day approaching, many people’s thoughts turn to love and romance. That is equally true for young adults attending university or college. Even though there is a lot of work, everyone needs a break and it can be nice to share those times with someone special. Universities are filled with potential partners and it [...]
Snow Etiquette Fundamentals
Posted by admin on January 21st, 2011
Consideration and Kindness Living in the Greater Vancouver area, I don’t have many opportunities to experience snow. When it comes, there is often a feeling of excitement, especially among children, and it often melts before it becomes too tiresome. However, the lack of experience with snow in this part of the world also often means [...]
Dressing for Holiday Parties
Posted by admin on December 13th, 2010
Nothing ruins the fun of a holiday party more than feeling self-conscious or out of place and the clothes you are wearing play a big part in how comfortable you feel. When you choose the right outfit for an event, you’re free to enjoy yourself. But knowing what is appropriate for each holiday event can [...]
Hostess Gifts with Grace and Confidence
Posted by admin on December 13th, 2010
‘Tis the season for holiday entertaining! When you are invited and attend a holiday party, it is customary and good manners to show your appreciation with a gift for the host or hostess. If you are one of the many people who are confused or anxious about finding the perfect hostess gift for each event, [...]
Keeping Your Spirit while Holiday Shopping
Posted by admin on November 26th, 2010
As the US Thanksgiving celebrations come to an end, we all turn our attention to the coming Christmas holidays. With the best of intentions, we set out to fill our homes with cheer, buy gifts to show our loved ones how much we care, and make plans to connect with friends and family. But, all [...]
Holiday Gift Giving
Posted by admin on November 19th, 2010
Holiday gift giving is a custom filled with noble intentions that sometimes have the unintended effect of sapping the cheer from shoppers. At Christmastime, we set out to choose gifts that show our affection and appreciation, but the process of finding the perfect gift can create stress. Keep the holiday cheer in your gift giving [...]
Posted in Social Tags: children, christmas, etiquette, gifts, holidays, neighbours, youth No Comments »Honouring Remembrance Day
Posted by admin on October 14th, 2010
In Canada, as in most Commonwealth countries, November 11 is a day set aside to acknowledge the sacrifices made by the many men and women who have fought in wars for our freedom and way of life, as well as to reflect on the disastrous effects of war on civilians animals, and the land itself. [...]
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