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Savor Dallas with Thomas Farley

22 Mar 2011 By: Diane Gottsman

I had the opportunity to have breakfast with one of my favorite people, Thomas Farley. We ate at the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek , where he was staying while covering the popular Savor Dallas event for www.newyorkinsider.tv.

Thomas edited the “Social Graces” column for Town & Country magazine for nearly a decade and his Modern Manners anthology (Hearst Books) went into multiple printings. He is now marrying his media background as the editor of New York Insider with his social acumen as a successful etiquette professional, and still finds time to participate in an occasional triathlon. (Note: he ate an egg white omelet and fruit while I ate a “full on” egg omelet with cheese and bacon.)

In Dallas working, I stayed over the weekend to do a little shopping and enjoy Savor Dallas with friends, among them Thomas Farley, aka @mistermanners on Twitter. It was great fun!

 

 

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Diane Gottsman is a national etiquette expert and modern manners professional, sought out industry leader, television personality, accomplished speaker, Huffington Post blogger, author, and the owner of The Protocol School of Texas, a company specializing in executive leadership and etiquette training. Diane is routinely quoted in national and international media including The New York Times, The BBC, CNN, Bloomberg Business Week, Kiplinger, Huffington Post Canada, U.S. News and World Report, and Forbes. She is the resident etiquette expert for two popular morning talk shows, SA Living and Good Day Austin. She has been seen on The TODAY Show, HLN Headline News, WGN Chicago, and CBS Sunday Morning. Her clients range from university students to Fortune 500 companies and her workshops cover topics ranging from tattoos in the workplace to technology at the dinner table and the proper use of social media.