by Dana Gornitzki
"It may be said that the books already published on the subject of 'manners' and 'etiquette' are sufficiently numerous for the wants of the community; but to this remark we would reply, that although the broad principles of manners remain the same, yet, the minutiae are continually altering and varying, and modes of speech and action which were considered the height of politeness a few years ago would be pronounced, at any rate very old-fashioned if used and exhibited in the present day." - A passage from Etiquette of Good Society by Lady Gertrude Elizabeth Campell written in 1893.
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The Parlour: nostalgic fun and civilised merriment without the modern accoutrements
(This is what we're up to so we'll be offline for the most part. Regular content and photos to follow.)
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By Dana Gornitzki
Hello, welcome back. It's nice to see you. Are you noticing something new, rather refreshed to the look of MIEN Magazine?
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By Dana Gornitzki
Do you find yourself staring in disgust at people yelling into their mobile phones in public? Wishing you could say something to that person who didn't thank you when you opened the door for them?
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