![]() We are nearing the peak of the summer vacation season. Friends and families are traveling near and far to spend quality time with each other and create memories of a lifetime. Hosting family and friends can be a stressful time. Some of us begin to panic over the question of "enoughness". Do I have enough space? Is the house presentable enough? Have I planned enough and prepared enough? Lastly, did I make their visit special enough? Well, ENOUGH of all those stress filled questions. Let's have some FUN.........
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![]() Most of us will never be required to testify at the level the world witnessed last week when former FBI Director James Comey took the “hot seat”. However, I think we can all benefit from a few courtroom etiquette tips that are useful at any judicial level. PROTOCOL PLEASE. As I watched and listen to the hearing unfold, these are some of the etiquette practices that caught my attention. (1) There was one point person. Everyone knew who was in-charge of carrying out the agenda. (2) Every senator was allotted a certain amount of time and they honored it. (3) There were no verbal interruptions, rolling of eyes or sighing during the Q&A period, well maybe one. Everyone acted in a very civil and respectful manner. |
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November 2018
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