Miss Manners: I’d been growing my hair out, and the barber blithely chopped it off

I am a man with curly hair. A year ago, I decided to grow it out. Today I went in for a haircut. Related Articles. Miss ...

The mid-lifers rebooting their careers as entrepreneurs

For decades, the archetypal entrepreneur was a fresh-faced university graduate with big ideas and little to lose. Today, the ...

Miss Manners: Is it rude of me to close my office door when people congregate, talk outside it?

There is a conference room located directly beside my office that is utilized multiple times daily. Before and after these ...

Miss Manners: I can’t focus with my coworkers chatting loudly by my office

There is a conference room located directly beside my office that is utilized multiple times daily. Before and after these ...
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Miss Manners: My barber cut my hair way too short - what am I supposed to do about it now?

Next time -- at a different barber’s -- you might wish to pay more attention while the operation is in progress.

Miss Manners: I can’t focus on my work with colleagues congregating outside my office

There is a conference room located directly beside my office that is utilized multiple times daily. Before and after these meetings, people will congregate in the hallway in front of my office door to ...
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Miss Manners: Ah, yes, the ‘You never asked if I was married’ loophole

GENTLE READER: You can cut him, of course, but Miss Manners suggests that you nod coolly and move on. She hopes that you do ...

Dear Miss Manners: I told the barber long and got short

Dear Miss Manners: I am a man with curly hair. A year ago, I decided to grow it out. Today I went in for a haircut. I told ...

Miss Manners: My guests showed up almost an hour early to dinner

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to how hosts should handle early arrivals and what ...
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Miss Manners: I know it’s the era of selfies, but is it OK to display photos of ourselves in our homes?

If you want to be above reproach, Miss Manners suggests that you avoid pictures in which you are shaking hands with the ...

Dear Miss Manners: Would a photo portrait of us in our home be vain?

"Though it was obviously once common, I don’t know anyone who has framed portraits of themselves in their homes now." ...

Miss Manners: I held the elevator open for a woman, got shamed for being ‘too nice’

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to reader criticized by coworkers for holding an ...