on 09-07-2014 11:20 AM
The other night watching HotSeat, one of the contestants was wearing a hat. Said to my mum that there was a time when a man didn't wear a hat inside and she mentioned that it was the norm for a man to tilt his hat for a lady also.
How many other things from the past have long gone as well as shoes and bags not matching.
on 09-07-2014 01:42 PM
Stop in a truckers' cafe sometime........even the women are wearing ball caps, CAT, Tennessee, Cabelo's..........
on 09-07-2014 01:54 PM
on 09-07-2014 02:05 PM
While I was active military I made the mistake of calling a younger woman ma'am. She flew off the handle and threw a tizzy fit. Where I come from you call all women Ma'am it's a sign of respect.
on 09-07-2014 02:31 PM
I don't like to see people wearing hats indoors especially baseball hats but my hubby has developed a problem lately in that his head is permanantly cold, he is very thin on top but not bald bald, he's taken to wearing a beanie inside sometimes, just yesterday I went and bought him a plain black one so he didn't look so silly in the black and white footy one he's been sporting. He's been waffling about wearing a beret, get real I said, he's no beret man.
My niece is married to a bloke who I swear never takes his baseball cap off, his kids wouldn't know what he looked like without it, they'd probably scream with fright if he took it off. lol.
on 09-07-2014 02:45 PM
09-07-2014 02:51 PM - edited 09-07-2014 02:54 PM
on 10-07-2014 04:30 AM
recently went to a wedding with a friend at a very proper church here. he came and got me,complimented on wearing a real dress and real shoes,but that isn't the funny part,lol!
we went to pick up his mom,and she was horrified that i didn't have a"church" hat,so she loaned me one of hers for the service! it took everything i had not to laugh hysterically,but she was SO serious,i dutifully wore the hat until she said i could take it offf at the reception. AFTER the bride and groom were presented.
stafford and i were giggling madly all the way home,lol!
on 10-07-2014 07:21 AM
Even on the hottest day, no one was allowed to sit at the dinner table without wearing a shirt/top with sleeves at Granma's house.
Personally, I detest baseball caps except on a baseball field. But I suppose they are better than a terry towelling number.
My balding ex, in winter, used to wear a cheesecutter cap outside only.
For the odd church occasion, a square scarf diagonally folded and tied under the chin was acceptable.
DEB
on 10-07-2014 07:39 AM
Yep - no indoor hats here. My kids know the rules.
The worse manners I see are on the train. I daily see people:
pick their nose
brush their hair
do their makeup
clip their nails
eat smelly food
talk loudly on mobiles
on 10-07-2014 07:42 AM