Entertaining Etiquette

How to Behave properly when you visit someone's house

By smilesatme1

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When you visit someone's house even if it is your friend's home do not search the whole rooms and start picking up things you like. Stay in one place and do not tour the house if the owner is not telling you to do so. Do not touch anything inside ... more »

How to Celebrate a Military Retirement

By 40skydiver

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This article will give you a few tips and ideas to plan a military retirement party... more »

How to Create Your Own Fashion Style

By Ellie Ward

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Fashion nowadays changes quicker than the seasons. If we have to follow all the flashy and ugly clothes that appear in the shop windows, we'd better buy our own boutique. It is not necessary to wear the latest style to look cute. Some fashions ... more »

How to Enjoy Every Day of Your Life

By Ellie Ward

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Some depressions are created by our lack of good reason to go on. Most of the cases, we don't value our true presence on this world. This might be our past: someone hurt us or underestimated our love, this might be even the present. This might be ... more »

How to Follow Tea Party Etiquette

By eHow Parties & Entertaining Editor

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You should have good manners all the time and a tea party is no different. Follow proper etiquette in the Emily Post-school of dining by being a gracious host and a polite guest. For a tea party, you'll need to know how to navigate a table ... more »

How to Handle With Mockers

By Ellie Ward

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Some people never grow-up. They enjoy point their finger with anybody else and find something funny that can make them look better in their own eyes. These are usually people with very low self-esteem who believe their mockery make them look ... more »

How to Keep From Getting Tongue Tied

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Getting tongue tied often happens at the least opportune moments, during the big interview, on a first date, in the presence of a traffic cop. However, there are ways to tweak your speech and turn your sputtering words into eloquent sentences... more »

How to Like Yourself More

By Ellie Ward

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There's no one on the planet that likes themselves all the time. Even the beautiful and sexy people doubt their looks. What matters is what you are doing with your life. How can you like yourself if you don't feel satisfied with your daily ... more »

How to Maintain Black Tie Party Etiquette

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Whether you are hosting or attending a black tie party it is important to maintain proper etiquette. If you are the host of the party you want to model the behavior that you would expect from your guests during this formal affair... more »

How to plan for a special occassion or date

By only1special1

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Having the perfect date or celebration can be easy with a little planning and foresight... more »

How to Properly Pour a Beer

By jakon

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Want to enjoy your beer the way the brewer intended? Grab a clean glass and allow me to show you how to maximize the flavor potential of your favorite brew... more »

How to Propose a Toast to Your Host

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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An expression of gratitude and admiration, a toast can be the highlight of your host's evening if delivered correctly. Keep it short, sweet and complimentary... more »

How to Set a Water Trap (Part 2)

By Yibbie

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If you are still looking for other ways to gag your friendly foe, read on for more ideas... more »

How to Survive the Holidays Without Narcotics

By Therese Haberman

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Here are some ideas for holiday survival during the crazed "holidaze". (Just a footnote to all you Vicodin-popping "House" lookalikes and wannabes, when I say without narcotics, I mean without more narcotics than usual. So don't raise your ... more »

How to Take a Good, Relaxing Rest

By Ellie Ward

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It is absolutely necessary for every working person to get rest. Spending time relaxing is an investment that gives you the energy to succeed at your profession and to enjoy life to its fullest. Relaxing can be as simple as doing something new or ... more »

How to Use a Knife and Fork in England

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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In England, silverware is called cutlery. Americans are very easily spotted in restaurants, as they use the fork with their right hand. This is considered bad etiquette in England. The British won't mind if you eat your way, but they'll realize ... more »

How to Achieve Tai Chi After Chai Tea

By Therese Haberman

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OK, so no one ever really achieves Tai Chi, as it’s an art form from the old school back in China. What you can achieve is some down time in the midst of the madness that goes on day-to-day as you rush to and fro... more »

How to Buy Fine China

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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It may seem overwhelming at first when you decide to make a fine china purchase. There are hundreds of patterns to choose from, which requires you to decide on color, shape and style. Purchasing a set of fine china is a large investment and it is ... more »

How to Keep Your Spirits Up In Any Situation

By Ellie Ward

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There are many spiritual Guides nowadays about anything. I tried to find my inspiration and power from the most popular writers. I learned, that everybody has different fate but we face with similar situations and people nowadays. Rude or phony ... more »

How to Open a Can of Kiss Ass

By Cucumbers2Pickles

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Flattery will get you everywhere. Stop trying so hard and start brown-nosing the appropriate people... more »

How to Ruin a Party

By Christopher Miller

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Any home and garden magazine can tell you how to plan a captivating party, but how about how to ruin a party? This is especially handy when the party is boring or you just feel like bringing things to an end. No matter what way you look at it, ... more »

How to Speak in Front of An Audience

By Larry Fike, M.Phil.

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You'll learn how to speak in front of an audience; what audience expectation is; and, of course, the big one: how to overcome that fear... more »

How to Spot a Phony

By Anish

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We all know one--someone who's boastful stories just don't add up, or lame jokes get everyone laughing and avoiding an issue, someone who is the life of the party, but avoids intimate one-on-one conversations that get at deeper matters. Spotting ... more »

How to Attend and Enjoy Millennicon

By Jane Smith

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Sponsored by the Miami Valley Fandom for Literacy: Millennicon is held in Cincinnati, Ohio. Klingons, Dr. Who fans, fantasy artists, science fiction writers and anime fans all come together for food, filk and fun while raising money for literacy ... more »

How to be a Great Conversationalist

By Christina Ellis

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Conversation is a learned art form that plays a major role in most facets of our success in life. Unfortunately, minimal emphasis is placed on good communication skills. This article will address key points to help you build upon skills that you ... more »

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