Certificate of Occupany

Will be ready soon. Got an email from my conveyancer that the strata titled was spilt. I now own a small space between the basement car park and first floor.

I am ecstatic and over the moon about it - again. Once the Certificate of Occupancy is done I get 2 weeks to make the payment and get the key. Won't be too long now. The wait is making me constipated. Updated Uncle and family and they are happy for me. We discuss about priorities and first thing that I need to do is secure the perimeter. Both Uncle and Great grand aunt is very insistent I must have security alarm. I agree. Secondly need fly screen as I hate creepy crawlies of any sort in the house. 

Had a quick check over the internet and a decent set of passive alarm cost at least $900.00. Sigh... Luckily a set of fly screens around the house cost less and if my calculations are correct, maybe $500.00 will cover it. They are a lot of different build and materials to choose from, my mind tuned off and eyes start to glaze over after 5 mouse scrolls. No one told me there are so many goddam features to a simple fly screen. I remember when I was young, my dad made our own fly screen with green nets. No Fuss. None removable but made the house hot as hell. Nite suggested a sturdy fly screen door that can double up as a extra security door for the balcony. Told Uncle that and he immediately cautioned against it as I don't have many escape route and it's actually a fire hazard. Apparently Great Grand aunt had it done for her house 30 years ago and the fire brigade came over and asked her to remove 50% of it. Since I have an alarm I will settle for a simpler fly screen door.

On the same day I got the news, Nite gave me a boutique tart from the famous T by Luxbite. Confirmed she has a crystal ball hidden somewhere. The tarts from this place are superb and it has to be given that they specializes in tarts. Aunt gave her stamp of approval too. In fact she is going to to suggest tea at this place to her Joy Luck Club ladies.

Thank God I am not a fan of Rilakuma or else this will look too cute to be eaten. Yum!