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Would a tobacco pipe be shared between male and female guests in the 14th century?
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Who first invented the Gingerbread man?
The gingerbread man dates back all the way to the 15th Century. Queen Elizabeth I was the first to be reported having the gingerbread man (cookies) present when she was with important guests.
How did monasteries look after their guests?
Guests would usually be fed and offered a place to sleep. Monasteries, however, often doubled as inns, in which the patrons would pay to sleep there. I'm certain there was a fair share of charity, but a good deal of monasteries were like our modern-day motels. There was no particular model for how guests at these monasteries were treated. That probably depended a lot on the region and the particular order of monks.
Did the Tudors have mazes?
Yes. Infact, you can still see one of Henry VIII's mazes at Hampton court palace. He used to put his guests in there to be entertained
What did Victorian families used to eat?
Generally, servants occupy the less visible and less desirable areas of a house, such as the basement, the back rooms and rooms on the upper floors. Victorian servants probably ate near the kitchen, out of sight of the owners and their families and guests.
Why is water so important in China?
Here are some There is an old Chinese saying that when noble guests visit the streets must be sprinkled with water. Water use per person (personal, agricultural and industrial): 116,000 gallons, compared to 484,500 gallons in the United States. About half of China's water is used for irrigation. This figure may rise to 70 percent by the next century. By various accounts 97 percent or rural people lack adequate sanitation and 360 million rural people lack access to safe drinking water. Many more villages have access to electricity than running water. Outhouses and fields are what people use in villages not flush toilets. Running hot water is often considered a luxury that only the Chinese elite can afford.
What's the difference between couple baby shower and twins baby shower?
A couple's shower involves guests of both genders (a regular baby shower ususally involves the mother-to-be and female guests.) A twin baby shower celebrates the birth of twins.
Did dinner party guests play a role in Gary Speed's suicide?
Apparently he was found in a "compromising" situation with one of the guests by his wife but we don't know if the guest was male or female.
In the 17th century in Paris and Versailles the highbrow guests were expected to bring what to dinner?
your own spices such as pepper
How do you you welcome a guest?
Bienvenido/a(s)! = Welcome! (male/female/plural guest(s); if mixed group 'bienvenidos'; 'bienvenidas' only if all female; 'bienvenido' and 'bienvenida' are for single guests, male and female respectively)
What is the setting for Guests of the nation?
The setting for it is in the middle of the war between the Irish and the English
How many viking can fit in a longship?
Depending on size between 12 - 80 crew
How should guests be spelled in the case of a sign that reads Guests rubbish only Guests Guest's or Guests'?
The sign should read, "Guests' rubbish only" (the rubbish of the guests).
How does Max Beerbohm differentiat between hosts and guests?
Max Beerbohm differentiates between hosts and guests by suggesting that hosts are the ones who are always in control, effortlessly entertaining others and orchestrating social gatherings, while guests are more passive, relying on the hosts to provide the structure and ambiance for the event. Beerbohm's view implies that hosts hold a position of power and authority, while guests occupy a more subordinate role in social interactions.
How should guests be spelled in the case of a sign that reads Guests rubbish only Guest Guests Guest's or Guests'?
The sign should read, "Guests' rubbish only" (the rubbish of the guests).
Duties and responsibilities of a powder girl in hotel?
A powder girl in a hotel main duty is to ensure that the guests acquire high quality services to build goodwill between hotel and guests.
What is a cocktail waitress?
If a cocktail bar has tables, usually there is a waitress who serves the guests at those tables rather than the guests having to walk over to the bar and order from the bartender. That person (if female) is called a cocktail waitress. If it's a man, he's a cocktail waiter.
Why is it not true that guests would be served coffee from a pewter jug after a special meal in the 14th century?
beacuse the have hot chocolate instead from ancient cocoa beans
