I finished "Miss Manners' Guide to Domestic Tranquility" last night and have begun "Miss Manners Rescues Civilization."
I have been told that Miss Manners is hoity-toity but I find her
honest, humorous, and fair. I try to be kind but, like Marianne
Dashwood, I am sometimes oblivious to propriety and reading Miss
Manners' books and articles gives me a bit of a wake-up call.
Miss Manners
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