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Bless their hearts...

Day 19 An anonymous letter to "those people" on Facebook (Be as snarky as you like):

Dear peeps, 
     You can have a little, a bunch, or a lot.  The word is NOT alot.  Instead of buying booze or skimpy clothes, may I suggest the investment in a dictionary?  I am the grammar police and I reserve the right "To serve and correct."  ; )  When you misspell words, maybe it's for "convenience", but it only makes me think you're uneducated! 
     Stop posting cryptic statements and then refuse to talk about it when someone asks what's wrong.  This is very annoying.  The end.
     I am sorry that your life stinks and everything is going poorly, but if that is all you every post about, chances are I block your posts.  There are so many negative things already, so seeing yours does not lift my spirits.
     Your partying pictures with you passed out or looking ridiculous with tons of alcohol surrounding do not impress me.  You think that is what I want to see from my friends and acquaintances?  Wrong. 
      I know I'm not perfect and you may not like my school-related posts or endless pictures of Nellie, but you also have the right to block those if you wish! : )
                                                                                                            Bless your hearts,
                                                                                                            Nathana
P.S.- I didn't even know I had that much snarkiness in me!

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