OH RATS!!!!

Besides having to contend with people who litter, spit in the pool, and let their dogs loose without a leash, residents of Cashew Heights now have to deal with another pest. Rats, it seems, have invaded the condo! At least one resident has seen rats all over the grounds of Cashew Heights. I wonder what the Management Council has to say about the problem. As far as I can recall, nothing on rats has been mentioned in any minutes of Council meetings posted on notice boards. Is the MC aware of the problem? Has anything been done to get rid of the rats? Rat infestation is a serious problem. The health of all residents is at stake. The MC and management agent should tell everyone about the extent of the problem and the steps being taken to solve it.

Note to Self

Do not walk under Block 95 and Block 99A, especially in high winds and rainstorms.

Cashew Heights is Not a Golf Course

I just saw someone practising his golf swing by the pool.

What an idiot - doesn't he know he could hit and hurt people with his golf ball?

This person is not the only idiot golfer in Cashew Heights.

I once saw another stupid man showing off his limited golf skills on the grass verge behind some parked cars near the side gate.

If ever you get your car windows smashed, you know who to blame.

Annual General Meeting

To those who asked - I do not wish to comment on the AGM.

Thank you for reading.

Do visit again!

AGM

MC meetings are such fun!

Members of the Cashew Heights Management Council have a great sense of humour.

They tell such wonderful jokes at their monthly meetings!

ROFLMAO!!!!

KEEP POLITICS OUT

The Management Council of Cashew Heights has decided that residents of the condo need lessons in who to vote for in the coming general election.

It wants to "increase the political awareness of all Singaporean residents" and ensure that they "better understand the party they wish to cast their votes for".

The Council members seem to think their aim can be achieved by allowing political parties to stuff residents' letter boxes with "party paraphernalia".

I look forward to the day when my letter box is filled to the brim with those pamphlets that are deemed so essential to my political well-being.

I will be taking them all to the management office so that Council members can explain to me in detail what the leaflets are about and why I should read them.

Thank you Council members for so kindly looking out for my political education.


P S: Dear fellow residents - if you think Council members have the right to decide what goes into your letter box, please write to thank them. If you think they don't, please write to tell them to keep politics out of your letter box.