Useless Note for Clueless Homeowners

The management in my condo complex communicates via pieces of paper left on our doors.

One the other day said, "Your hot water closet heater (located off the balcony) may reach excessive temperatures, causing pipes to expand and burst. Please check the temperature of the closet and take actions to prevent pipes bursting."

This is not exactly useful since:

1) There is no thermometer in the hot water closet

2) I have no idea what temperature would be considered excessive

and

3) I have no idea what actions I should take if the temperature were excessive

I suspect I am not the only clueless owner in the complex.

Remarkable inefficiency

I registered for three classes at Stitches East. I know I put my correct current address on the registration form on-line.

I got the confirmation receipt yesterday. It was mailed to my old address (without the apartment number, no less).

Apparently, the form doesn't automatically update their address database.

It's a good thing I open all my mail, even apparent junk mail, since I didn't recognize the sender, which was XRX Incorporated.

Also, the receipt just shows class numbers and not names, so one needs to dig out the brochure to check that the classes are correct.

One hopes the instructors are better than the administrative staff.