Today mom and dad are taking us out to AppleBee's. There are certain things you can't do in a restaurant. You shouldn't chew with your mouth open. People don't like seeing the food in your mouth. They don't like to eat if they see your mouth full of food. Do not spit inn yourplate. It is nasty to spit in your tray. If you have to go potty, ask mom or dad before you get up and go. Don't lick your sticky fingers. Wipe your hands on your napkin. No burping because it's rude. Now that you know the proper way to act during formal dining, let's get ready to go.
K.Lassiter 5th period Anari, mommy's going to tell you the appropriate and inappropiate things to do when dining. You should never chew with your mouth open. It's very rude and impolite. Don't ever reach over someones food. Slurping and burping ? That is a no no. You should keep your elbows off the table. When your eatin unfold your napkin and use it occassionally wiping your mouth and hands. Always thank the host or? hostess for their hospitality before leaving. Now that you these rules tonight we're going out, and we'll see how well you listened
Johnny listen today we will go eat at fancy restaurant for grandmas birthday. You have to use manners since there will be a lot of people sitting at the same table. Make sure you use your fork or spoon. Do not lick your fingers use your napkin. Also if you need something do not reach over somebody else plate, why because people do not like when you put your arm over their food. Please use your manners say please when you need something and thank you when they hand it to you.
A.Woods- 5th period There are many do's and dont's that you need to follow and some that you dont need to follow . When you are eating w/ your family you will need to sit up straight to show politeness . The things that you DONT need to do is sit at the table reaching over people asking to pass something and also burping at the table is what you DONT do.
TRENTON J Alright little timmy don't be doing what you be doing at home. You can't eat with your mouth open that so no one want see what your eating. Keep your elbow off the table so you want knock your drink down. Put napkin in your lap so it want get on your clothes. That all you need to know timmy 5TH PERIOD
Look Landin uncle is going to tell you about good talbe manners. When you are eating always bring your food up to your mouth. Also dont talk wit your mouth full. (Why uncle),because it is not polite to show people your food while you eat. Also when you unrole your napkin place it in your lap and part of your uper stomach. Landin you will place the napkin there an case you drop any food or drinks items.
J.clemons-5th period There are many things that you do and dont do? most of all what you need to do is hold your knife and fork with your handles in the palms. If a lady needs to use the restroom it is polite for the gentlemen to stands up as she leaves the table. Always thank the host for their hospitality.
There are variety of do's and dont's in a resturant .. The most important is always think the host for the hospitality befor leaving .. That will show the host that you enjoyed the time being here and also was treatd fairly .. You should never make eating noises such as burbing or slurching .. That is nasty and impolite to do at a table .. wfields 5th period
Ms. Dodson C. Harris M. Williams 5th pd. Little Johntrell at a formal dining you never chew with your mouth, never prick your teeth, lick your fingers,and never season your food before you taste it. Little Johntrell ask why: because these are the formal etiquette tips for formal dining.
I always tell my little brother what to do and don't at a restuarant. the do's Itell is to be patient,have manners to others. the don't i tell him is dont scream across the restuarant,dont reach over the table,don't be disrespectful, and always respect the employees....
deandre ok now lil eddie take your napkin and put it on your stomach. now have elbows off the table. wait on a signal to start eating. if you want to tell everybody take your glass and tap it with your fork.
T.walton period.5th lashia the reason why you got food all over your clothes is because you dont know your do's and don'ts at the table.But its ok I'll teach you . when your at a table never start eating before a signal from the host to do so.Never pick in teeth or lick your fingers.But you do need to unfold a napkin and use it to wipe your hand and mouth . make sure to lay a napkin in your lap as well . so when food drop it want get on your clothes . if you follow them instruction you want have any problems when sitting at a table.
if you would like to teach your kids edicut skills here is what you should do.first always keep their elbows off the table.second keep a napkin under the table so the food can land on it.lastly always tell them not to slouch over their food.these are some of the most commen skilsof manners.
S.Woods-5th pd. James: What are etiquette tips? Me:Etiquette tips are table manners, what you should and should not do at a restaurant. James:my family is going to restaurant with some friend and need to know before we go what are some table manners could you give me some tips please? Me: sure little man. okay here's a tip you should never slouch down in your seat while you are eating it's always good that you never slouch down in the chair. you could have an accident. James: never sit slouched down in the chair. Me:are you ready for your next tip? James: yes Me:okay tip number two, while eating don't slip on your drink while you have food in your mouth that rude and nasty. James: why? Me:because when you try and sip on your drink the people at the table can see your food in your mouth and im sure you dont want that. one more i want to tell you is to say excuse me before getting up and never reach over no one or the food. James: thank you for the tips, im sure that the next time we go to a restaurant with friend agian I can come to you for more tips.
S. Orozco 5th period Sit up Selene. Why can't I sit like this? It's rude to sit like that at a table. It's also rude to chew with your mouth open. But why? I don't think anyone wants to see partially chewed food, I know I wouldn't. What else am I not supposed to do? First of all you don't ball up your napkin and put it on the table. You're supposed to unfold your napkin and put it in your lap. When you need something such as salt or pepper and you can't reach it, you don't reach across to get it, you ask someone to hand it to you. Don't put your elbows on the table. Don't lick your fingers either. Is there anything else? There are many other things you shouldn't do, but those are the most important.
Khoa Vu 6th Period Do you think you can play game in your diner? No. You must wash your hand before you eat. After you eat, you should to brush your teeth.
There are alot of do's and don'ts of eating. One is you don't chew with your mouth open. Don't eat with your elbows on the table. Don't talk while eating. In the foodservices you are suppose to unfold your napkin and use it to wipe your hands and mouth. That are the do's and don'ts of eating.
-(Don't) When you go to the dining table to eat don't put your elbows on the table. Keep your mouth closed when you are chewing your food. Start eating without your host giving you a signal telling you to do so. -(Do) Hold the fork and knife with the handles in your hand. Thank the host for the food and hospitality before leaving. Serve the lady sitting to the right of the host first.
6th Period.. Children:These are the steps you should follow at a formal dining. First you place your napkin in your lap. Never use your hands always use eating utensils.Never forget to wash your hands before sitting at the dining. You should always eat with the plate on the table.Last but not lease try not to drop any food or spill drink.
Hey you, who me?,Yea you, dont do that you must dont have any manner. If you dont let me tell you a few thing that you shouldnt do. Fist thing first,dont chew with your mouth open. Second,thing dont put your elbows on the table its a sign of disrespect.Men's and unisex hats should never be worn at the table. Ladies' hats may be worn during the day if visiting others. Do not talk on your phone or "text" at the table, or otherwise do something distracting, such as read or listen to a personal music player. Unless you are alone, reading at the table is permitted only at breakfast. If an urgent matter arises, apologize, excuse yourself, and step away from the table so your conversation does not disturb the others. If food must be removed from the mouth for some reason, it should be done using the same method which was used to bring the food to the mouth, i.e. by hand, by fork, etc., with the exception of fish bones, which are removed from the mouth between the fingers.The fork may be used either in the "American" style (use the fork in your left hand while cutting; switch to right hand to pick up and eat a piece; this is common practice in the US) or the European "Continental" style (fork always in left hand). (See Fork etiquette) Do not leave the napkin on the seat of your chair, even if leaving temporarily. A dirty napkin is not to be placed on a chair seat, which may mark the upholstery. Similarly, one does not again use a napkin that has been on the seat of a chair where one has sat. When you leave the table at the end of the meal, loosely place the used napkin on the table to the left of your plate
Hey Yasmin!I know its your seventh Birthday Party, but we have to go over a few rules we have to follow Rule:1 Always be nice and say please and thank you Rule:2 Keep your elbows off the table Rule:3 use your inside voice Rule:4 site right
me: so your sister told me you wanted to learn about do's and don'ts of formal dining. child: yes i do, i would like that very much, thank you. me:well to start it off, don't chew with your mouth open, and dont talk with your mouth full. child: wow that sounds easy to do. me:but wait there's more,you can't put your feet on the table child: wow i never knew that
j.harden-6th block okaye leah there are a few ground rules that i must lay down before we go into the restaurant. 1. hold the knife and the fork in the palm of your hand 2. put the knife and the fork on either sides of the plate 3. do not slurp your food while eatin that will bbe very rude 4. no elbows on the table Those are some of the ground rules that you must remember while attending the restaurant.
Marquis Collins 7th Period At a formal dinng you should unfold your napkin and use it occassionally wiping your mouth or hands.Serve the lady sitting to the right of the host first.Rest the knife and fork on either sides of the plate between mouthfuls.You should never start eating before a signal from the host to do so.Picking teeth and licking fingers are very unattractive.You shouldn't taste your food before you add seasoning to it.It's very rude to add salt and pepper without tasting it.
BPham-7th You should always thank the host and hostess for their hospitality before leaving. Hold your knife and fork in your palm handles. Unfolded your napkin and lay it on your lap. You should never start eating before a signal from the host to do so. Picking teeth and licking fingers are very unattractive. That are some of the DO'S and DON'T you should follow.
Y.Hernandez-Gonzalez 7th Block "Tony, when you begin to eat at the dinner table please do not put your elbows in the table. Please do not add salt or pepper if you still have not tasted the food. Also do not burp outloud, that is disrespecful. Oh! and don't try to talk when there is food in your mouth. Don't stretch your arm across the table, if yhou need something ask politely. Use your napkin to wipe your mouth at occasions. Put the knife and fork to one side of your plate between mouthfuls. If a lady needs to use the bathroom you should get up, and then sit down,and when she is back get up and then sit down."
D.clinkscale 7th period Look kid if you wanna know about formal dining you have too first learn about the Food service industry.Amelia simmons was the first person too write and published the first cookbook.Now you have too know what is going too be your restraunt and what food are you serving and what is going too be in your food restraunt.
Don't Put yor elbows on the table, eat with your mouth closed, if it is noodles dont slurp ,and would you please take your time the food isn't going anywhere! Amia sims 7th period
Candis Bullard 7th period Look child if you want to learn about the food industry. Amelia Simmons was the first person to write and published the first cookbook. That's all for now kids.
K. Biggs 7th Period Don't burp in public. Your supposed to have your napkin in your lap. That's what my parents told me growing up. You should act proffesional in all food service industries.
Contrevion C 7th period The right thing to do when dining is to make sure you have everything you need. Well what if the person your serving needs anything. You ask them what they want or need, and serve them it.
s.reynolds 7th period hi little kids we are goin to a resturant to do and here are the rules:no burpingout loud no talking witha mouthful etc.you will be rewarded if you followthe rules thanks little ones.
Anna Roberts 7th Period Ok today we are going to go out to eat for grandma's birthday. I would like for you to please listen to what i am about to say. I dont you running around screaming in the restruant. I would like for you not to talk with your mouth full because that is nasty and nobody wants to see your chewed up food. Next you be polite and say thank you or no thank you. Also dont reach across peoples plate or burp because that is rude. Ok? No go put your shoes on and lets get ready to go have a nice supper.
When you are eating never talk with your mouth full. Never pick your food up with your hands. Always cut your food with a fork and knife; even with finger food. Always use your inside voice.
alton m. dodson 7 period Anari, mommy's going to tell you the appropriate and inappropiate things to do when dining. You should never chew with your mouth open. It's very rude and impolite. Don't ever reach over someones food. Slurping and burping ? That is a no no. You should keep your elbows off the table. When your eatin unfold your napkin and use it occassionally wiping your mouth and hands. Always thank the host or? hostess for their hospitality before leaving. Now that you these rules tonight we're going out, and we'll see how well you listened
T Nunn-5th Period
ReplyDeleteToday mom and dad are taking us out to AppleBee's. There are certain things you can't do in a restaurant. You shouldn't chew with your mouth open. People don't like seeing the food in your mouth. They don't like to eat if they see your mouth full of food. Do not spit inn yourplate. It is nasty to spit in your tray. If you have to go potty, ask mom or dad before you get up and go. Don't lick your sticky fingers. Wipe your hands on your napkin. No burping because it's rude. Now that you know the proper way to act during formal dining, let's get ready to go.
deandre brown
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hold your fork and spoon right lil eddie
K.Lassiter
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Anari, mommy's going to tell you the appropriate and inappropiate things to do when dining. You should never chew with your mouth open. It's very rude and impolite. Don't ever reach over someones food. Slurping and burping ? That is a no no. You should keep your elbows off the table. When your eatin unfold your napkin and use it occassionally wiping your mouth and hands. Always thank the host or? hostess for their hospitality before leaving. Now that you these rules tonight we're going out, and we'll see how well you listened
M.Pesina -5th Period
ReplyDeleteJohnny listen today we will go eat at fancy restaurant for grandmas birthday. You have to use manners since there will be a lot of people sitting at the same table. Make sure you use your fork or spoon. Do not lick your fingers use your napkin. Also if you need something do not reach over somebody else plate, why because people do not like when you put your arm over their food. Please use your manners say please when you need something and thank you when they hand it to you.
A.Woods- 5th period
ReplyDeleteThere are many do's and dont's that you need to follow and some that you dont need to follow . When you are eating w/ your family you will need to sit up straight to show politeness . The things that you DONT need to do is sit at the table reaching over people asking to pass something and also burping at the table is what you DONT do.
TRENTON J
ReplyDeleteAlright little timmy don't be doing what you be doing at home. You can't eat with your mouth open that so no one want see what your eating. Keep your elbow off the table so you want knock your drink down. Put napkin in your lap so it want get on your clothes. That all you need to know timmy
5TH PERIOD
Look Landin uncle is going to tell you about good talbe manners. When you are eating always bring your food up to your mouth. Also dont talk wit your mouth full. (Why uncle),because it is not polite to show people your food while you eat. Also when you unrole your napkin place it in your lap and part of your uper stomach. Landin you will place the napkin there an case you drop any food or drinks items.
ReplyDeleteJ.clemons-5th period
ReplyDeleteThere are many things that you do and dont do?
most of all what you need to do is hold your knife and fork with your handles in the palms. If a lady needs to use the restroom it is polite for the gentlemen to stands up as she leaves the table. Always thank the host for their hospitality.
There are variety of do's and dont's in a resturant .. The most important is always think the host for the hospitality befor leaving .. That will show the host that you enjoyed the time being here and also was treatd fairly .. You should never make eating noises such as burbing or slurching .. That is nasty and impolite to do at a table .. wfields 5th period
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M. Williams
5th pd.
Little Johntrell at a formal dining you never chew with your mouth, never prick your teeth, lick your fingers,and never season your food before you taste it. Little Johntrell ask why: because these are the formal etiquette tips for formal dining.
I always tell my little brother what to do and don't at a restuarant. the do's Itell is to be patient,have manners to others. the don't i tell him is dont scream across the restuarant,dont reach over the table,don't be disrespectful, and always respect the employees....
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deandre
ReplyDeleteok now lil eddie take your napkin and put it on your stomach. now have elbows off the table. wait on a signal to start eating. if you want to tell everybody take your glass and tap it with your fork.
T.walton
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lashia the reason why you got food all over your clothes is because you dont know your do's and don'ts at the table.But its ok I'll teach you . when your at a table never start eating before a signal from the host to do so.Never pick in teeth or lick your fingers.But you do need to unfold a napkin and use it to wipe your hand and mouth . make sure to lay a napkin in your lap as well . so when food drop it want get on your clothes . if you follow them instruction you want have any problems when sitting at a table.
b.merritt 5th block
ReplyDeleteif you would like to teach your kids edicut skills here is what you should do.first always keep their elbows off the table.second keep a napkin under the table so the food can land on it.lastly always tell them not to slouch over their food.these are some of the most commen skilsof manners.
S.Woods-5th pd.
ReplyDeleteJames: What are etiquette tips?
Me:Etiquette tips are table manners, what you should and should not do at a restaurant.
James:my family is going to restaurant with some friend and need to know before we go what are some table manners could you give me some tips please?
Me: sure little man. okay here's a tip you should never slouch down in your seat while you are eating it's always good that you never slouch down in the chair. you could have an accident.
James: never sit slouched down in the chair.
Me:are you ready for your next tip?
James: yes
Me:okay tip number two, while eating don't slip on your drink while you have food in your mouth that rude and nasty.
James: why?
Me:because when you try and sip on your drink the people at the table can see your food in your mouth and im sure you dont want that. one more i want to tell you is to say excuse me before getting up and never reach over no one or the food.
James: thank you for the tips, im sure that the next time we go to a restaurant with friend agian I can come to you for more tips.
S. Orozco
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Sit up Selene. Why can't I sit like this? It's rude to sit like that at a table. It's also rude to chew with your mouth open. But why? I don't think anyone wants to see partially chewed food, I know I wouldn't. What else am I not supposed to do? First of all you don't ball up your napkin and put it on the table. You're supposed to unfold your napkin and put it in your lap. When you need something such as salt or pepper and you can't reach it, you don't reach across to get it, you ask someone to hand it to you. Don't put your elbows on the table. Don't lick your fingers either. Is there anything else? There are many other things you shouldn't do, but those are the most important.
Khoa Vu 6th Period
ReplyDeleteDo you think you can play game in your diner? No. You must wash your hand before you eat. After you eat, you should to brush your teeth.
There are alot of do's and don'ts of eating. One is you don't chew with your mouth open. Don't eat with your elbows on the table. Don't talk while eating. In the foodservices you are suppose to unfold your napkin and use it to wipe your hands and mouth. That are the do's and don'ts of eating.
ReplyDelete-(Don't) When you go to the dining table to eat don't put your elbows on the table. Keep your mouth closed when you are chewing your food. Start eating without your host giving you a signal telling you to do so.
ReplyDelete-(Do) Hold the fork and knife with the handles in your hand. Thank the host for the food and hospitality before leaving. Serve the lady sitting to the right of the host first.
So, Aunt Charity, what are the do's and dont's of formal dining?
ReplyDeleteWell, Chris, the do's and dont's of formal dining are simple.
Yeah, then what are they?
Never and I mean never chew with your mouth full and dont smack.
Ok...
Don't make a mess and be polite.
Ok...
Don't be rude and dont call the waiter over noisily.
Ok...
Wear appropiate clothes. No short shirts, shorts, or short skirts.
Sounds like common sense to me.
Well, Chris it is but the restaurant puts up rules just to make sure.
6th Period.. Children:These are the steps you should follow at a formal dining. First you place your napkin in your lap. Never use your hands always use eating utensils.Never forget to wash your hands before sitting at the dining. You should always eat with the plate on the table.Last but not lease try not to drop any food or spill drink.
ReplyDeleteHey you, who me?,Yea you, dont do that you must dont have any manner. If you dont let me tell you a few thing that you shouldnt do. Fist thing first,dont chew with your mouth open.
ReplyDeleteSecond,thing dont put your elbows on the table its a sign of disrespect.Men's and unisex hats should never be worn at the table. Ladies' hats may be worn during the day if visiting others.
Do not talk on your phone or "text" at the table, or otherwise do something distracting, such as read or listen to a personal music player. Unless you are alone, reading at the table is permitted only at breakfast. If an urgent matter arises, apologize, excuse yourself, and step away from the table so your conversation does not disturb the others.
If food must be removed from the mouth for some reason, it should be done using the same method which was used to bring the food to the mouth, i.e. by hand, by fork, etc., with the exception of fish bones, which are removed from the mouth between the fingers.The fork may be used either in the "American" style (use the fork in your left hand while cutting; switch to right hand to pick up and eat a piece; this is common practice in the US) or the European "Continental" style (fork always in left hand). (See Fork etiquette)
Do not leave the napkin on the seat of your chair, even if leaving temporarily. A dirty napkin is not to be placed on a chair seat, which may mark the upholstery. Similarly, one does not again use a napkin that has been on the seat of a chair where one has sat. When you leave the table at the end of the meal, loosely place the used napkin on the table to the left of your plate
Hey Yasmin!I know its your seventh Birthday Party, but we have to go over a few rules we have to follow
ReplyDeleteRule:1 Always be nice and say please and thank you
Rule:2 Keep your elbows off the table
Rule:3 use your inside voice
Rule:4 site right
me: so your sister told me you wanted to learn about do's and don'ts of formal dining.
ReplyDeletechild: yes i do, i would like that very much, thank you.
me:well to start it off, don't chew with your mouth open, and dont talk with your mouth full.
child: wow that sounds easy to do.
me:but wait there's more,you can't put your feet on the table
child: wow i never knew that
Unfold your napkin and use it occassinaly wiping your mouth or hands.Never start eating before a signal from the host to do so.Q.Cross
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ReplyDeleteokaye leah there are a few ground rules that i must lay down before we go into the restaurant.
1. hold the knife and the fork in the palm of your hand
2. put the knife and the fork on either sides of the plate
3. do not slurp your food while eatin that will bbe very rude
4. no elbows on the table
Those are some of the ground rules that you must remember while attending the restaurant.
Marquis Collins
ReplyDelete7th Period
At a formal dinng you should unfold your napkin and use it occassionally wiping your mouth or hands.Serve the lady sitting to the right of the host first.Rest the knife and fork on either sides of the plate between mouthfuls.You should never start eating before a signal from the host to do so.Picking teeth and licking fingers are very unattractive.You shouldn't taste your food before you add seasoning to it.It's very rude to add salt and pepper without tasting it.
BPham-7th
ReplyDeleteYou should always thank the host and hostess for their hospitality before leaving. Hold your knife and fork in your palm handles. Unfolded your napkin and lay it on your lap. You should never start eating before a signal from the host to do so. Picking teeth and licking fingers are very unattractive. That are some of the DO'S and DON'T you should follow.
Y.Hernandez-Gonzalez
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"Tony, when you begin to eat at the dinner table please do not put your elbows in the table. Please do not add salt or pepper if you still have not tasted the food. Also do not burp outloud, that is disrespecful. Oh! and don't try to talk when there is food in your mouth. Don't stretch your arm across the table, if yhou need something ask politely. Use your napkin to wipe your mouth at occasions. Put the knife and fork to one side of your plate between mouthfuls. If a lady needs to use the bathroom you should get up, and then sit down,and when she is back get up and then sit down."
Anna Roberts
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I would tell them to not play with their food. I would tell them you stay seated at the table. I dont know what else.
D.clinkscale
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Look kid if you wanna know about formal dining you have too first learn about the Food service industry.Amelia simmons was the first person too write and published the first cookbook.Now you have too know what is going too be your restraunt and what food are you serving and what is going too be in your food restraunt.
Don't Put yor elbows on the table, eat with your mouth closed, if it is noodles dont slurp ,and would you please take your time the food isn't going anywhere!
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7th period
Candis Bullard
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Look child if you want to learn about the food industry. Amelia Simmons was the first person to write and published the first cookbook. That's all for now kids.
K. Biggs
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Don't burp in public. Your supposed to have your napkin in your lap. That's what my parents told me growing up. You should act proffesional in all food service industries.
Contrevion C
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The right thing to do when dining is to make sure you have everything you need. Well what if the person your serving needs anything. You ask them what they want or need, and serve them it.
Brittany C.
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"The culinarian will be bringing our food shortly, straiten up in your chair".
s.reynolds
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hi little kids we are goin to a resturant to do and here are the rules:no burpingout loud no talking witha mouthful etc.you will be rewarded if you followthe rules thanks little ones.
LAshonta glover 7 pd
ReplyDeleteTables mammers is good to known you should not put your hand on the table you should or elbows on the tables
Anna Roberts
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Ok today we are going to go out to eat for grandma's birthday. I would like for you to please listen to what i am about to say. I dont you running around screaming in the restruant. I would like for you not to talk with your mouth full because that is nasty and nobody wants to see your chewed up food. Next you be polite and say thank you or no thank you. Also dont reach across peoples plate or burp because that is rude. Ok? No go put your shoes on and lets get ready to go have a nice supper.
When you are eating never talk with your mouth full. Never pick your food up with your hands. Always cut your food with a fork and knife; even with finger food. Always use your inside voice.
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Rouland D.
alton m. dodson 7 period
ReplyDeleteAnari, mommy's going to tell you the appropriate and inappropiate things to do when dining. You should never chew with your mouth open. It's very rude and impolite. Don't ever reach over someones food. Slurping and burping ? That is a no no. You should keep your elbows off the table. When your eatin unfold your napkin and use it occassionally wiping your mouth and hands. Always thank the host or? hostess for their hospitality before leaving. Now that you these rules tonight we're going out, and we'll see how well you listened