Post by Kenneth Franklyn (@kenfrank)

It's a pity when the same hunter you’ve been tracking the bush with turns around and says your legs look like an antelope’s.
That taught me this: a snake that refuses to swallow another snake will never get fat easily.
Sometimes, you have to let things play out to learn. You’ll see a fowl’s backside the moment the wind blows. It shows you that the kind of friends you keep and the people you mingle with really matter.

But for me, I’ve learned a big lesson in the last few days. As my people say in a proverb: _When an ant bites a baby on the butt, the baby learns how to scratch. Now, I have learned in a big way. There is nothing you will tell me.

Stay blessed

It's a pity when the same hunter you’ve been tracking the bush with turns around and says your legs...

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Engr Winston C. Ikekeonwu PMP: Love the number of metaphors here

About the fellow hunter turning on you, well, even the Holy Bible advises us to be wary of wicked and unreasonable men for not all men have faith.

Not quite sure of the context of the snake parable.

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Glad you learned your lesson. Move with wisdom and beware of the snitch