(I’ve also tested the women’s version of this tee for several weeks, and it’s quickly become my favorite shirt for layering or wearing on its own, too.) And don’t just take it from me ...
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DEAR MISS MANNERS: My neighbor, with whom I have friendly chats, sent a group text to several women, including me, inviting us all to meet for dinner at a local restaurant, followed by a yoga class.
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It has been announced that Mabel and others will be standing in for Lily Allen on the Miss Me? podcast, while the latter takes a mental health break. The news comes as the singer and actor – who ...
Dear Miss Manners: My dog is a great conversation ... I've noticed that these strangers will often — with no prompting from me and with no obvious conversational cues leading toward this topic ...
Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver answer your questions about respect. Next week, we want to hear your questions about FATHERS. Please send us a voice note on WhatsApp: 08000 30 40 90. Or, if you like ...
GENTLE READER: T-shirt messages do not always convey immediate, mandatory instructions. Miss Manners has noticed that declarations such as “Kiss me, I’m Irish” (or “Italian” or whatever ...
GENTLE READER: T-shirt messages do not always convey immediate, mandatory instructions. Miss Manners has noticed that declarations such as “Kiss me, I’m Irish” (or “Italian” or whatever ...
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Last summer, I attended a barbecue with my husband’s co-workers and their families. I was introduced to a co-worker’s wife, who was wearing a T-shirt commemorating her close ...
GENTLE READER: T-shirt messages do not always convey immediate, mandatory instructions. Miss Manners has noticed that declarations such as “Kiss me, I’m Irish” (or “Italian” or whatever ...