by Patricia Rossi | Dec 8, 2016
The holiday season is upon us, and with it brings many opportunities to gather together in celebration with others. Whether your plans this season include hosting a gathering with family, or simply attending an event with colleagues, it’s a good idea to remember your manners along the way. To ensure that you stay in the [...]
by Patricia Rossi | Nov 15, 2016
The holiday season will soon be upon us and maybe this year you have volunteered to host your first Thanksgiving meal. Although an exciting time for you, being the hostess for such a grand event can bring on a lot of added responsibility. Here are a few tips to follow to help you plan for [...]
by Patricia Rossi | Oct 12, 2016
Fall has finally arrived, making a great time to celebrate the new season. This is the perfect time of year to host a festive luncheon with family or colleagues. Here are a few ideas on hosting the perfect fall luncheon, which is a great excuse to relax with good company and catch up after a [...]
by Patricia Rossi | Feb 11, 2012 |
Thank you to my best friend I am still in a quasi trance from the July 2010 news that my book Everyday Etiquette was going to be published by St. Martin's Press. My mind haunted me with crazy thoughts like, "They picked me by mistake. I was dreaming it all or worse... I was being [...]
by Patricia Rossi | Dec 28, 2011
5 Tips on Re-gifting with Grace Re-gifting – something we once kept secret has now become a way of life. Some people have no qualms about re-gifting (me included), while others say they would never (but I think they secretly do). If you receive two of the same item, you could keep one and share [...]
by Patricia Rossi | Nov 14, 2011
Oscars of Baseball - The Gold Gloves await their honorees Baseball's Elite, past and present, gathered in NYC last weekend at The Historic Pierre Hotel to attend the Rawling's Gold Glove dinner. The ceremony took place to honor baseball's best defensive superstars, proceeds benefited the Wounded Warriors Foundation. Jerry Seinfeld provided the entertainment, while emcees [...]
