Lost Words of Interest

Courtesy! This word no longer has the impact it had a few years ago.
The world is tough enough as it is. If more people remembered to use even a little courtesy,
wouldn't life brighten up a bit?

The following are things to try and put into action everyday. It would just be nice and maybe that first impression for a job might be a plus. These ideas are called Common Courtesy!

* Please and thank you are very powerful words.
* Try referring to people as Mr. or Mrs. until you have been told otherwise. Many
people are not comfortable being called by their first name from someone they don't know.
* When meeting someone for the first rime, be dressed accordingly or have a good reason.
* If it's not yours, don't touch it.
* When driving, let the person merge.
* Tailgating will not push that car out of the way.
* Blinkers are there for a reason.
* Bicycles and motorcycles do not want to play chicken.
* Stereos in general are for in-car enjoyment.
* Burning rubber is cool if it is at the strip and before midnight.
* Repair mufflers.
* Cell phones being small does not mean "YELL".
* Don't ring and hang up.
* Lower cell phone ring volumes in doctors offices, theatres, etc.
* Wrong numbers are an honest mistake.
* Use voice volume control in restaurants, movie theatres, etc.
* Smoke downwind.
* Chew is a private habit. Don't throw it around.
* "Have a good day" is easy to say.
* Talking on a cell phone while driving puts everyone at risk.
* Pass gas at home.
* Kids in elevators shouldn't mean stopping on every floor.
* Parents with no child control should stay home.
* The person ahead in the checkout line really didn't plot and
scheme for delays.
* Inform a person about open fly's, food on face, TP on heel, etc.
* Ask about helping.
* Don't roadblock the aisle. Just move out of the way.
* Being short at the register is embarrassing. Help out.
* Lips are to keep food in mouths and out of sight.
* Take your dog logs home.
* Knock before ringing.
* Old folk neighbors deserve assistance.
* Nice cars do not deserve eggs or keys.
* Look before letting go. No face really likes a door in it.
* Holding doors gets compliments. A few extra seconds are worth it.
* Tools are not community property.
* Houses are not community property either.
* Feet are for walking, not walking on.
* Being on time is very courteous.
* A handshake is a contract.

There are too many to list. Try being a little polite and courteous. It's amazing how that can get attention, impress, and maybe employed.

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