Being devious can work perhaps once in a while but falls flat in the long run, Joyce. Better to stay in integrity and exercise one’s ethical muscle. There’s an alligator in each one of us that can emerge in the right setting. I love the way the Universe gives back to us when we give out to others. Good deeds never go to waste.

Yes, the 5 points do apply to our life as well, Suzie. I’m glad you liked the alligator imagery which is important to drive this point home to the intended audience.

Thanks Beverley. Trolls on Facebook is quite common and from what I can see, Facebook is very active in taking action on complaints. I prefer the courteous approach but bad manners is bad manners. It’s sad the Troll played his cards wrong because he could have added to the dialogue instead of behaving in a manner that got him booted out.

Fingers crossed he would have Marquita. Clearly the arrogance of having a coveted professional qualification had gone to his head but he forgot he was dealing with someone who had at least 20 years seniority over him. 🙂

That’s something people who aren’t social media savvy forget, Millen, the right of refusal to connect by the person whom they’ve sent an invitation to. It’s one reason why it’s important to personalize invitations or provide a reason for wishing to connect. I have it in my profile for connecting with me and yet people ignore it or see it after I ask a few questions. The Caribbean is full of great proverbs and the one from Haiti is awesome. 😉