Trying And Acheiving Are Two Different Things.

I Believe That Treating Other People Well Is A Lost Art.

When It Comes To My Vocabulary, I Felt A Responsibility When I Was Teaching To Raise The Bar Of Conversation In My Classroom. And With My Own Students, I Refused To Let Them Use The Phrase "i Like" Or "i Don't Like" When We Were Engaged In A Critique.

I'm Constantly Correcting Young People And Fashion Students In This Nation When They Say "well, I Do Couture." By Definition, You Don't. You Have To Be Licensed By The Government Of France To Do Couture. So Don't Use That Term. You Can Say That You Do One-of-a-kind, You Can Say It's Custom, But You Can't Say It's Couture - Because It's Inaccurate.

I Have Heard Women Complain About Men Holding Doors For Them,, As If It Is Inherently Offensive And Implies That They Are Weak. ... I Would Hold A Door For Anyone. ... It Has To Do With Noticing Our Fellow Human Beings And Saying, "i Recognize That You're On This Planet, And I Don't Want A Door Hitting You In The Face.

Call Me A Schoolmarm, But Few Things Make Me Angrier Than People Not Taking Good Care Of Library Materials.