Speak up for yourself in love and tickets fiasco
A reader asks why Barb refuses city weekend plans. Cheryl suggests Barb may avoid commitment, Carol may have motives, and advises asking directly if Barb will go, to save time and confusion.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2001
Page
27
A reader asks why Barb refuses city weekend plans. Cheryl suggests Barb may avoid commitment, Carol may have motives, and advises asking directly if Barb will go, to save time and confusion.
Judith Martin advises on handling cigar smoke from smokers in dining venues. She notes many restaurants claim no smoking sections yet fail to separate areas. The columnist suggests strategies for addressing odor and protecting dining experience.
Miss Manners laments the clash between smokers and nonsmokers in restaurants. She notes profit motives push cigars, urges restraint, and suggests reporting defiant establishments to health authorities to enforce etiquette without criminal interference.
The article surveys kissing in culture and media, noting Romeo and Al Gore as iconic kisses, and quotes experts on kissing as communication and growth. It traces kissing origins from Kama Sutra to Western rituals, and lists types of kissers while stressing practice, patience, and connection.
A compact list of renowned cinema embraces and celebrated artworks. It names Clark Gable with Vivien Leigh in Gone With the Wind, Bogart and Bergman in Casablanca, Wyman and Toomey in Youre in the Army Now, Lancaster and Kerr in From Here to Eternity, plus famous art kisses by Eisenstaedt Rodin Klimt Doisneau and Magritte.
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