Dog, Snot And Fish

This is what I encountered when I went for a walk around Cashew Heights this evening.

1 A teenaged girl walking her unleashed dog.

2 Two men in the pool blowing their noses and flinging their snot at each other.

3 Same two men gargling with water from the pool and spitting the water back into the pool.

4 Several children and their maids feeding the fish in the pond.


So once again my neighbours are flouting AVA rules by letting their dogs roam freely in public without a leash.

They are continuing to foul the pool with their snot and spit.

And now they are killing the fish in the ponds by feeding them bread even though there are signs clearly stating that such indiscriminate feeding will harm the fish.

Litterbugs - Welcome To Your World

Hello there! Did you arrive at this blog by searching "Cashew Heights" on the web?

Did you do that because you want to know more about this condo before signing a rental lease or buying an apartment here?

If that's the case you will feel right at home if you like to spit, shit and blow your nose in the swimming pool, let your dog run loose without a leash and shit in the condo grounds without picking up after it, and throw your trash all over the place.

One of your would-be neighbours just let his dog loose in the lovely little park in the condo and the poo you see in the picture above is their little gift to you.

Come claim it soon!

Nature Fights Back

Nature keeps giving its wondrous gifts even though some residents of Cashew Heights continue to go about their destructive ways. These beauties are a joy to behold. But beware, whoever destroyed some of them, Nature carries a sting.

The beauty is only skin deep

Now that you've had your fill of the beautiful view in the previous post, it's time to look at what's underfoot. The litterbugs of Cashew Heights have gone out of their way to make their presence felt. Some of the rubbish has been there for more than a month. I suspect that the littering is mainly the work of three teenagers who hang out there in the late afternoon. They smoke, drink, eat and make out on the picnic table.

Accentuate The Positive

Cashew Heights residents are still bent on turning their home into a big rubbish dump.

But even the most determined litterbug cannot destroy the beauty around him.

Have a look.

Isn't this lovely?

What Utter Rubbish!

The letter below was emailed to the Management Office of Cashew Heights in May. But it seems to have dropped into a dustbin instead.
Or maybe Ms Teo has been so busy picking up the rubbish around Cashew Heights she does not even have time to acknowledge receipt of the note.

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Isabel Teo
Property Manager

Dear Ms Teo

I refer to your notice dated 15 May to residents of Blk 99A on littering which I found in my post box today.

It is a well-known fact that as far as some residents are concerned, Cashew Heights is just one big rubbish dump.

If you were to take a walk round the estate in the morning before the cleaners start work, you will find rubbish everywhere.

It's in the carpark, on the pool deck and tables, in the Nature Niche, at the bottom of every block and even in the trees and bushes.

If you do not care for a walkabout, then look at this blog http://cashewheights.blogspot.com and you will know what I mean.

I have been highlighting this problem to the Management Committee and the estate manager for at least two years.

But all my feedback has come to nought.

The littering continues; people continue to spit in the swimming pool; they continue to let their dogs run about without a leash and they do not pick up after their pets.

Instead of issuing notices only to residents of Blk 99A, you might want to consider an anti-littering campaign.

If you need photographic evidence, I would be most happy to supply it.

Thank you for your kind attention.

Tree Art

Christmas may be months away.

But Cashew Heights residents are already decorating their trees.

Not just the tall ones.

The shorter plants too are getting some attention.




A touch of colour adds a festive touch.



Some Cashew residents prefer the shiny look.


Others find pink and white rather nice.