What to do when your neighbors Facebook shame you
My 19-year-old son took our dog for a walk. Like many young (and old) men, he wasn't inclined to pick up the stuff that our dog dumped on her walk. So he left it there and walked on. This is not my son. This is someone Else's son. They have a good son. He might have been paid to pick up the poop in this staged photo.That's the only way my son would do it. The neighbor saw this occur in front of his house, on his street, and he didn't like it. In fact, he didn't like it so much that he took a photo of our dog and posted it on our neighborhood's Facebook page. I discovered the wall of shame after I got off from a long day of work. At about 10 p.m., right as I was getting ready for bed. I was EMBARRASSED. Because by the time I discovered the post, about a dozen neighbors had posted their opinions on how the event should be handled, which included picking up a bag of other people's dog poop and leaving it at our doorstep. THESE PEOPLE HAD ALL DAY