K Karen Kraft 29 Joined May 18, 2002 Posts 36,253 Dec 17, 2011 #51 Dream59 said: I agree and to be honest we should have been corrected. The parents of today do not seem to be as concerned with social graces as in times past. Though it happens, it is rare for a kid to say yes sir/maam, no sir/maam in todays world. Click to expand... Well, at our house it was- and still is- "sir". But only vis a vis Dad. Mom is still "Mom." Funny how that works.
Dream59 said: I agree and to be honest we should have been corrected. The parents of today do not seem to be as concerned with social graces as in times past. Though it happens, it is rare for a kid to say yes sir/maam, no sir/maam in todays world. Click to expand... Well, at our house it was- and still is- "sir". But only vis a vis Dad. Mom is still "Mom." Funny how that works.
