Having friends spend the day at your pool is fun, and it is a big responsibility. Being a guest that is kind and respectful to the host, their home, and other guests is a sure way to be invited back again! Here are some tips to do just that.Continue reading
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- As humans, we are wired to trust, we want to trust and have a connection with our tribe. ~Christine Comaford 28 February 2017 22:08
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Your Child Needs a Parent – Not a Best Friend
23 January 2013 By Mrs King Leave a Comment
Parents fill many roles in the lives of their children, but one role they are not to fill is to be their child’s best friend and lifelong playmate. Today’s parent often has many responsibilities outside the home, including part- or full-time employment, which leaves precious little time for family life. Nevertheless, no matter how tired […]
The 30 Days of Gratitude Challenge
1 November 2014 By Mrs King Leave a Comment
Call a friend and tell them how much they mean to you Notice how the morning light enters your home and be glad for a new day Be grateful for small favors Enjoy the laughter of one you love See the world through a child’s eyes Savor your favorite beverage
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Deborah King, AICI CIP, CPC, CPECP, is President of Final Touch Finishing School – the premier finishing school in the United States. Her passion is to equip people from all walks of life with the necessary skills to move confidently from the informal to the formal with ease and grace. Mrs. King has over 35 years of experience in the civility, etiquette, and image industry. Mrs. King serves as a reliable resource to the media and travels extensively both domestically and internationally, teaching her principles of etiquette and poise to individuals aged five to seventy-five. A native of Seattle, she currently lives near Dallas, Texas.
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