Manners
Children recognize good manners.8 total reviews
Comment from l.raven
Hi Brigitte, you are so very right sweet girl...kids and adults today seem to be lacking in manners...when I was a kid we learned manners...to respect others...very well written...and a perfect picture...love you...Linda xxoo
reply by the author on 24-Apr-2018
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Hi Brigitte, you are so very right sweet girl...kids and adults today seem to be lacking in manners...when I was a kid we learned manners...to respect others...very well written...and a perfect picture...love you...Linda xxoo
Comment Written 24-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 24-Apr-2018
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Thank you for the read and kind comments. I have been gone from the site for about three months but now I'm back.
Hugs,
Brigitte
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hi Brigitte, it is so good to see you back my sweet friend...and you are always so welcome...big hugs and love....xxoo
Comment from dragonpoet
This is a quick and easily rhymed poem about the importance of good manners at any age. Maybe some one should tell the guest parents about his manners while playing when he is picked up so if there is a next time it will be fun for both friends.
Keep writing
Joan
reply by the author on 24-Apr-2018
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This is a quick and easily rhymed poem about the importance of good manners at any age. Maybe some one should tell the guest parents about his manners while playing when he is picked up so if there is a next time it will be fun for both friends.
Keep writing
Joan
Comment Written 23-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 24-Apr-2018
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This was an actual event and a learning experience. Manners are so important and I try my best to teach them. Thank you for the read and kind comments.
Hugs,
Brigitte
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Sometimes it is a difficult job. You're welcome.
Joan
Comment from Mustang Patty
Hi, Brigitte;
I have to agree. I think the biggest part of the disappearance of manners comes down to parenting. Too many folks get tired of reinforcing the 'Please,' and 'Thank you.' So, they expect teachers to do it. Teachers have all they can do to keep the thirty or thirty-five children in their classrooms in order.
I can remember sending a little boy home early from our house. He insisted on calling me by my first name. That was a no-no in my house.
On the other hand, I loved the compliments I received on my children's' manners, but I didn't think it should be so out of the ordinary.
Oh well, very nice poem with a pleasant reminder,
~patty~
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2018
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Hi, Brigitte;
I have to agree. I think the biggest part of the disappearance of manners comes down to parenting. Too many folks get tired of reinforcing the 'Please,' and 'Thank you.' So, they expect teachers to do it. Teachers have all they can do to keep the thirty or thirty-five children in their classrooms in order.
I can remember sending a little boy home early from our house. He insisted on calling me by my first name. That was a no-no in my house.
On the other hand, I loved the compliments I received on my children's' manners, but I didn't think it should be so out of the ordinary.
Oh well, very nice poem with a pleasant reminder,
~patty~
Comment Written 18-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2018
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In case you didn't see comment in portfolio, congratulations on your award from FS, well deserved. I am proud to call you a friend. Thanks for reading. This was inspired when my four year old granddaughter was playing with a friend. She became annoyed because her friend didn't say please. Guess I instilled some manners.
Hugs,
Brigitte
Comment from udallsc
Well mannered children are such a blessing to their parents and family, but many are not taught, or else they rebel and don't care about the feelings of others. Good job with this one. --Stan
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2018
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Well mannered children are such a blessing to their parents and family, but many are not taught, or else they rebel and don't care about the feelings of others. Good job with this one. --Stan
Comment Written 17-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 18-Mar-2018
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Thank you for reading and reviewing. This was inspired watching my little granddaughter playing with a friend, she became annoyed because her friend did not say please.
Have a great Sunday,
Brigitte
Comment from Teri7
Brigitte, This is a very well written poem you have penned about manners for a child as well as an adult. You used very good wording and imagery. Blessings, Teri
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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Brigitte, This is a very well written poem you have penned about manners for a child as well as an adult. You used very good wording and imagery. Blessings, Teri
Comment Written 17-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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Thank you. This was inspired when my granddaughter was playing with a 5 year old friend. She was annoyed because her friend didn't use good manners that she had been taught. Thanks for reading and being supportive.
Blessings,
Brigitte
Comment from Commando
An 'AWESOME' presentation! The Artwork by GaliaG is astounding, and the background/font colors compliment the message. I well remember the phrase, "Manners don't cost a penny!" One of (if not the best) your best poems in this category. Happy St. Patrick's Day... And "God bless!"
xx Bill
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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An 'AWESOME' presentation! The Artwork by GaliaG is astounding, and the background/font colors compliment the message. I well remember the phrase, "Manners don't cost a penny!" One of (if not the best) your best poems in this category. Happy St. Patrick's Day... And "God bless!"
xx Bill
Comment Written 17-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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Awwww...thank you my dearest friend and fan. This was fun and came to mind as I watched my granddaughter playing with a five year old friend. She became annoyed at her friend not saying "May I" or "Please". The compliments in your review are gratefully cherished. I am ALMOST back to my old self and getting my life back. You are definitely a part of this recovery.
Happy St. Patty's Day to you and meet you at the end of the rainbow.
Love,
Brigitte
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Hi, Beautiful!
It's a mighty long way to the end of the rainbow, sweetheart. Please! Wait for me to get there, OK?
Love,
Bill
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I will be waiting with anticipation of all the good awaiting.
XXOOBE
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I am on my ole' blue mule, and 'a heading out!
Xx Bill
Comment from Elizabeth Brown
I enjoyed this poem, it's nicely rhymed and quite light in its delivery but gives a strong message, one which some should listen to I think. A gentle reminder from one friend to another, good manners help in all relationships.
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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I enjoyed this poem, it's nicely rhymed and quite light in its delivery but gives a strong message, one which some should listen to I think. A gentle reminder from one friend to another, good manners help in all relationships.
Comment Written 17-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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Thank you for reading and reviewing.This was fun and came to mind as I watched my granddaughter playing with a five year old friend. She became annoyed at her friend not saying "May I" or "Please". The compliments in your review are gratefully accepted.
Have a great weekend.
Brigitte
Comment from Jannypan (Jan)
Yes! Young children need to be taught good manners early & work at all the time. Unfortunately many parents leave this to schools to teach or they act without good manners and children copy them. Good job Brigitte on your rhymes, the smooth flow, but your message stands above all else. Thanks for sharing. Jan
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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Yes! Young children need to be taught good manners early & work at all the time. Unfortunately many parents leave this to schools to teach or they act without good manners and children copy them. Good job Brigitte on your rhymes, the smooth flow, but your message stands above all else. Thanks for sharing. Jan
Comment Written 17-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 17-Mar-2018
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This was fun and came to mind as I watched my granddaughter playing with a five year old friend. She became annoyed at her friend not saying "May I" or "Please". The compliments in your review are gratefully accepted. Thank you for reading and reviewing.
Have a great weekend.
Brigitte
