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A Year of Good Manners A
perpetual, daily calendar to record birthdays, anniversaries, and help
you remember good manners every day, all year long. Featuring the
etiquette teachings of Margery Sinclair and paintings from Jan Polk’s
“respect series” – The Great American Flower Collection. The paintings
of Jan Polk remind you to treat yourself and others with respect. The
words of Margery Sinclair explain how and why you should. “People with
good manners have a lifetime advantage in their personal and
professional lives.” Margery Sinclair, Etiquette Consultant Respect and
Manners are our common bonds..”
Collect Autographs of
Loved Ones (Now you have a permanent record to remind you when to send
cards and a lovely memory of your loved one in his/her own hand
writing.) Record Birthdays and Anniversaries, Remember good
manners every day all year long, year after year. Destined to become a
treasured family heirloom.
Becomes more valuable with every entry. Pass your values on to future
generations. Its easy to hold yourself to a higher standard when you
know how. Features Jan Polk’s “respect series” paintings: Blue Iris,
Black Rose, Sunflower, Yellow Daffodil, Purple Peony and Pink Gladiolus
from the Great American Flower Collection; images that remind you to
treat yourself with respect. Pictures and details at
www.janpolk.com Daily Tips by
Milwaukee Etiquette Consultant Margery Sinclair on how to treat others
with respect; includes 365 common, everyday courtesies and the reasons
to use them. Our common bond is we all want to be treated with respect.
Our civilized society cannot exist without respect and manners.
This book covers all subjects for your family, school, social and
business lives. The information applies equally to all men, women and
children. “Good Manners are Good Business.”
www.margerysinclair.com
One of the tips from the book:
“Never discount the “likeability factor.” When people like you, partly
because of your good manners, they are more likely to give you a break
in other areas. A likeable person can be charmingly eccentric; an unlike
able person just seems weird.”
Margery Sinclair
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