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95Japanese Gift-Wrap and Furoshiki
Japanese-style gift-wrapping is an art, but it is easy, fun and helps keep our planet greener with recycling. Learn about furoshiki and washi paper.
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95Wedding Thank You Etiquette
After receiving a very tacky "Thank You" for a wedding gift yesterday, I felt copelled to write about the proper etiquette for a wedding "Thank You". Read on to discover what is acceptable in terms of timing...
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83Handshake Etiquette
There are many ways to shake a hand, but only one will earn you the most respect. Take a look to see how to correctly shake someones hand.
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79Men's Locker Room Etiquette
As an athlete, I spend a fair amount of time in men’s locker rooms. I have witnessed many strange things in these gym locker rooms. It has become obvious to me that most men do not understand locker room...
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74Cell Phone Ethics or Etiquette
The cell phone has virtually replaced the home phone. You see people publically using their cell phones everywhere. Use proper etiquette when you are using your cell phone. I'm also noticing that some...
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75Rules For Guys When In Public
I was surfing the internet looking for inspiration. I'm supposed to be working on a requested hub on my time working in the adult industry but it's going very slowly. With my hubscore still suffering after...
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81Wedding Attire for Wedding Guests
Knowing what to wear to a wedding can be a tricky thing these days. Fashion trends are often changing, and each couple seems to have a different set of clothing preferences. As a wedding guest, your attire should...
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8910 Annoying Things American Tourists Shouldn't Do
I live in one of the oldest and most architecturally fascinating cities in Europe, which results in loads of tourists. Now, to be sure, every country has their fair share of idiots who travel abroad. But, for...
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85Wedding Expense Etiquette- Expenses Paid by Groom's family
Wedding tradition has told us that the common thing for wedding expense etiquette is that the bride's parents simply pay for most, if not all, of the wedding. This isn't always the case, and the trends are changing! Here's the expenses the groom's parents traditionally pay for in a wedding.
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78Wedding Expense Etiquette: Expenses Paid by Family of Bride
Although many of today's wedding trends are changing, it is important to be aware of long-lasting trends, especially those in the area of wedding financing. Traditionally, the parents of the bride-to-be have...
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