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Uh-Oh, First-Generation Graduates Are Making Me Cry Again
Even Pedro Pascal is taking note of how touching this first-generation graduation trend is, honoring the parents that made it ...
The Best High School Graduation Gifts To Inspire And Treat New Grads
The best high school graduation gifts inspire new grads as they take that leap into adulthood. See our top picks for teens in ...
Miss Manners: I don’t want to show up to the party empty-handed, but I already gave the graduate a gift
The don’t-show-up-empty-handed mantra now rivals the don’t-use-the-guest-towels one: They are the rare directives that still command obedience in an otherwise lax society. People who do not respond to ...
Miss Manners: I’m on a budget but don’t want to show up empty-handed to my cousin’s grad party
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A young cousin of mine graduated from high school this spring and will be going to college in the fall. I ...
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Miss Manners: You don’t have to give a graduate a second gift, just to impress his parents
A young cousin of mine graduated from high school this spring and will be going to college in the fall. I asked his mother ...
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Beyond the Garage: Minnesota Grad Party Ideas
Graduation season is here, and it’s time to get creative with celebrations that go beyond the usual backyard potluck.
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Miss Manners: Don’t worry about inviting extended family to the graduation ... really, they’ll be fine
He already expressed his desire to have a big party, and now we have to tell him it’s off. GENTLE READER: Here is another argument against inviting the extended family to a graduation ...
Anchorage Daily News14d
Miss Manners: The case against inviting extended family members to graduations
Through the years, we have known some of our relatives to look down on us. I feel horrible; I’m not trying to make my husband ...
Cleveland.com14d
Miss Manners: I feel horrible for disappointing my son by canceling his graduation party
He already expressed his desire to have a big party, and now we have to tell him it’s off. GENTLE READER: Here is another argument against inviting the extended family to a graduation ...
Miss Manners: We can’t afford a big graduation party, but my husband still wants to invite everyone
I find it offensive to ask family members to pay for airfare, expensive hotels and food while we provide nothing.
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Miss Manners: We can’t have a graduation party, and nobody’s going to be happy
He already expressed his desire to have a big party, and now we have to tell him it’s off. GENTLE READER: Here is another argument against inviting the extended family to a graduation ...