Bizia Greene
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Great expectations: Meet them where they are (opens the original)
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On Thursday, my 13-year-old son forgot the guacamole. This would not ordinarily be a crisis, except the guacamole was a prop for a skit in his Spanish class. Hours later, he called from school to tell me he had also forgotten his running shoes for cross-country. These discoveries occurred at opposite ends of the day, requiring frantic errands and multiple trips back and forth to school. There was also, somewhere in between, the small matter of forgetting to do his science homework. At the beginn
Grace under gaffe — a well-mannered apology (opens the original)
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My mother recently reopened her shop after a brief retirement. When the building and business didnât sell, she felt an obligation to reopen rather than leave a vacant storefront in the community. Instead of stocking the shop herself, she invited local vendors to rent booth space, giving them a brick-and-mortar presence without the expense of running their own stores. Today, more than a dozen vendors sell their wares there. While my mother no longer has to stock the shelves, she has taken on th
Shine where you are: Dolly Parton, the poster angel for etiquette (opens the original)
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When I arrived at my motherâs house for a visit Tuesday morning, the monthly PBS guide was front and center on the table, and there was Dolly Parton on the cover, promoting the special that had aired earlier in the month. I smiled when I saw it, not knowing what sad news lay in the hours ahead. She has always felt familiar to me. My earliest childhood memory is of meeting her. I was 3 or 4 years old, and my daddy took me backstage at one of her shows. I donât know where or what the connectio
Fishing for connection: The etiquette of knowing where you are (opens the original)
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The first thing my son said the morning after we got back from vacation was, âI want to go fishing,â with a nostalgic, longing tone, like he already missed it before the suitcases were even unpacked. That one sentence has been rattling around in my head because it says so much about what a good vacation is supposed to do to a kid, and, Iâd argue, to the rest of us, too. Hereâs my confession, though: I ended up on social media more than I normally would on a family trip. Not aimlessly scr
Still polite after all these years: Revisiting über happy Canada (opens the original)
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Twelve years ago, I wrote a column titled âWant the American Dream? Move to über happy Canada.â Itâs about my summers spent north of the border with my Canadian side of the family, and about a very simple question: Why do Canadians have such a reputation for politeness? Iâm currently in the province of Ontario and curious â is it still true? Does the old column hold up in 2026? Two weeks ago I dropped my son off at sleepaway camp on one of Ontarioâs 250,000 lakes. The staff and, spe
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