Through the grapevine: Rather choose to be better not bitter
Stop being wicked and let others shine with their multi-million rand sponsorship and learn to differentiate between provincial and national governments before you ramble.
Negative vibes towards events should not be tolerated, especially now that spring is on our doorstep.
It really is pointless posting how you plan on boycotting the Mpumalanga Comes Alive event when the people against it will be the very same ones pestering the organisers and others for tickets on that weekend. Stop being wicked and let others shine with their multi-million rand sponsorship and learn to differentiate between provincial and national governments before you ramble.
Keep in mind that no boycotters formed against Josta and his team shall prosper. Siyobe sinje!
It is still Women’s Month and we did point out last week that there are intriguing and funny facts about ladies. What we discovered recently was the fact that women gossip less than men in Mbombela. Tjerrrrrrr!
Abo brothers can talk and it’s a bit disturbing because these are grown men – some of them married. But what can we say? All we can do is to advise you to make sure those texts don’t land on the wrong person’s phone and remain in groups that are of relevance. Otherwise you will be leaders of the Lowveld Men’s Gossip Movement.
Reshen Nkala, considering that you will soon host an event, try and be more professional and eat your own humble pie. Bitterness does not suit you, bro.Have a great weekend and remember: Rather choose to be better not bitter.
May the force be with you!
