If I post on my Facebook Wall "Peter just doesn't see it" all of my friends will get notified (unless they choose to hide my posts).

Speaking of Peter, and friends...Peter, where is your sweet dog Max these days?

Ouch!

SAGA decided he was a nuisance being on the roads/beach where he's happiest and "repossessed" him. Without even telling me, even though they knew I was looking for him. They obviously think he's much better off locked up in a cage in Fort Dog. Never mind the other dogs that roam at will, Marley for instance. I'm afraid I don't see it, and the goodwill I had for them has vanished.

Back on topic, I decided to accept some of the "friend" invitations I had on Facebook just to see how it worked. I discovered I had 105, but I accepted just a few. I still don't see how it works, or rather I still don't see any benefit I can get from it. I had one invitation a few months ago from a dive operation in Playa del Carmen that I know well and have worked with, but when I accepted that one I just went to my own page with whatever it had on it. I have no idea how to find theirs. Nor, with maybe 15 "friends" on the network, can I see how to access each one in any controlled fashion.

Another point that if I understand it correctly I greatly dislike. I am allowed only one "group" of friends, so that anyone I accept can see all the others. But this isn't how real friendship works. I have various circles I belong to that have nothing to do with each other and I am the only common link. They aren't interested in knowing about other people with whom they have nothing in common. But (unless I misunderstand the system) I can't do anything about it. How do I remove people from my circle of "friends", or is it irrevocable?

That great dog was neglected not a nuisance. They dont take dogs off noone for no reason. If you aint looking after a dog you shouldnt have one. You didnt look after that dog and you know it and so does everyone else. Marley aint negelcted or theid pick her up to. The Saga deserves a rewards for doing the right thing.

Is "Marley" the same as "Mutley"?

Mutley doesn't roam, has a home and is VERY well cared for.

Yes, now, but once was the dog version of
Paisano here on the island

Very true.