Fifteen years ago I wrote about honouring the National Anthem. Whether it is yours or not, stand up straight and keep your hands down by your sides unless your right hand has other duties.
Under no circumstances is a National Anthem to be booed, like the other day at a hockey game. The hockey players had nothing to do with it.
Many anthems beseech God to look after the country and protect it from evil. It is more or less a prayer. Treat it with the same respect.
And having said all that, yes, I go out of my way to buy Canadian.
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Köszönöm Aporkám, nagyon ügyes vagy és foglalkozol az emberekkel ebben az elvaduló világban.
– Péter
Sajnos a vallások a mai napig szétválasztanak. A szeretet tud csak összetartani, legyen végre béke az emberiség között a meggyötört Földünkön.
– Leila, Gödöll?r?l
Upcoming Workshops
Kidiquette
Age: 9 to 12 Time: 10 a.m. to 12 noon
Saturday, February 22 – 2 spots left
Sunday, April 27
Saturday, May 10
Price: $50 for one student; $80 for two students, $100 for three
Teen etiquette workshop
Age: 13 to 17 Time: 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Sunday, February 23 – 1 spot left
Saturday, April 5
Sunday, May 18
Includes: three-course lunch, a ten-page workbook and a quiz
Price: $175; $295 for two students, $350 for three, within the same family
Adult etiquette workshop
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, March 2 – full
Saturday, April 12
Monday, April 28 – 3 spots left
Sunday, June 1 – 3 spots left
Otherwise, mostly private sessions
Includes: three-course lunch, an 11-page workbook and a quiz
Price: $295, $450 for two persons, $550 for three, $600 for four;
University students: $175;
Address: 100 Dowling Avenue, Toronto