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The Day Goblin

I have been enjoying reading a book about etiquette in the Civil War Era.  As I was reading last evening, I came across a chapter on visiting.  I thought, “Oh, I recently wrote about visiting etiquette.  I wonder what this book has to say?”  I was actually surprised at how close I was in my

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Visiting Etiquette

When I was a young mother, I would visit old folks homes and my grandmothers home with my baby.  The elderly just love looking at little babies.  They probably see something eternal about new life.  They, at the end of their days, with every page of their story written.  Stories of years gone by, different

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Party Potato Soup

Yesterday after church, I came up with this spontaneous plan, which is not out of the ordinary for me.  It was a most beautiful, sunshiny, warm day and that works together to rejuvenate my mind.  Rebeca had a birthday the day before and I thought, why not have a girls tea party to celebrate.  While

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Days of the Week

A wonderful treasure… When I first got married and we bought our first home, I had no idea I would be where I am today.  Walking through an empty home in town with my belly expanding from the growth of our first son, I dreamed of what I would fill each room with.  As I

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Telephone Etiquette

There is so much to cover in etiquette, that I feel the need to break this study into a new direction.  One that focussing in on teaching women about proper etiquette. Charity, “Doth not behave itself unseemly…” 1 Corinthians 13:5 Calling Hours… In the early 1900s women would have calling hours.  Calling hours were the

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