Cecil Lee

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On 23 August 2021, Just T.O.P. Photos taken from Block 222A as the rest of this estate is still not ready…even the 2nd Storey landscape gardens…

The Parc. Photos taken from The Clementi Canopy

Received in 2018, 2019 etc… Every year same old broken record

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On 21.8.2021 The Metropolitan revisited…

SAME OLD YEARLY BROKEN RECORD - WHAT'S NEW SINGTEL? [Above] Credit: Asked Meta AI to imagine SingTel's Broken Record... SingTel, why do you come across as so insincere? You promote an unlimited plan yet attempt to provide an additional free 1GB of local data for what purpose? It feels like adding insult to injury... LOL Honestly, if you have nothing of value to present, why not configure your system to refrain from sending messages to your unlimited clients? Dear Customer, Happy Birthday from Singtel! Enjoy additional free 1GB local data on this mobile line for 1 month from 01-If did not receive; please let me know-2021! You can view your data allowance in My Singtel app. For enquiries, please call 1688. Visit singtel.com/birthdaydata for T&Cs.

Commercially harder to grow. And thus less common. Unripe is brownish. When ripen turns reddish…

On 20 August 2021

On 20 August 2021

On 20 August 2021

On 20 August 2021 This is common occurrence for developments with Pneumatic Waste Collection System (PWCS)… Not once but so many real-life examples, at this development

On 20 August 2021

Singapore is Out! Nation becomes independent in dramatic turn of events. Simply Singapore kicked out of the federation of West Malaysia…

At Nangyang Food Culture: 208 Jalan Besar Chee Cheong Fun is so so. $1.60/- But Siew Mai 3 for $2/- hard as rock..not steamed properly. Don’t be mistaken, the drink is kopi 0 kosong ping (ice) not Carlsberg stout. Not sure if Carlsberg has a black before.-:) There is a KAMPONG chicken rice stall, here. Not yet open at 10.30am.

The location of my army camp was at Beach Road, adjacent to the NCO Club. Original untouched photograph The earliest photo taken in 1933. Pre-World War II. Home of the Volunteer Corps. The first People’s Defence Force. Or PDF 1.

In my opinion is pretty long enough stretch to make me feel uncomfortable. Especially the house to the right of what you are looking. But nice to see that there is a hump, there.

okay, i will confirm to proceed with your service. As my sister has engaged you for her house. so she recommends you.

IT'S SIMPLY PURE COMMON SENSE 1. I previously wrote about this junction and even shared photos of it. 2. In the past, before Singapore developed its network of expressways, many vehicles from Katong, Telok Kurau, and Siglap used to pass through this once-busy stretch of Mountbatten Road. 2.1. By the way, the earlier colonial planners or civil engineers who designed this road really deserve criticism for their poor work. Who designs such awkward and angular roads? By now, most of them are probably long gone and buried somewhere in the UK. 3. In fact, there have been a few incidents or close calls where vehicles have crashed into house No. 11 Mountbatten Road. 3.1. Common sense suggests that having a straight road like Mountbatten Road, combined with right-hand drive vehicles, some drunk drivers, and nighttime conditions, would inevitably result in several instances of cars crashing into the compound of house Number 11. 3.2. This is why I was curious about what lies beyond the original photo shown here. 4. For example, if the road is similar to the one described above—a long, straight stretch—I would be concerned about it. 5. Today, Mountbatten Road, formerly known as Olive Road, was renamed to honor the late Lord Mountbatten, a member of the Royal Family who was tragically killed by the IRA during a boat ride. 6. House 11 has now been converted into a kindergarten, and a highway-style barrier has been installed at this stretch or corner. This barrier should effectively contain or deflect any out-of-control vehicles, except perhaps for heavy trucks. 7. Honestly, this review is really just common sense and doesn’t even fall under Feng Shui. 8. It only becomes a case of bad Feng Shui if something actually happens. When it does, people often point to the house and say it has bad or unlucky Feng Shui, right? P.S. Princess Grace Kelly, formerly a US actress, also met her end due to a sharp turn in Monaco. Speeding and losing control of the car was a recipe for disaster. Reference:

IT'S SIMPLY PURE COMMON SENSE 1. I had previously written and even shown photos of this "junction". 2. In the past, before Singapore had a network of expressways; many vehicles coming from Katong, Telok Kurau and Siglap used to past through this once upon a time busy STRAIGHT (UPSTREAM) Mountbatten Road:- 2.1. A long stretch of pretty "pink" straight road....beat a traffic light also can... 2.2. Micro view:- 2.3. By the way, the earlier colonial planners or civil engineers that had designed this road, frankly ought to be hung to dry or like the Nazi's hung by piano wires for such a shoddy work. Really, who in the world design such angular roads? Anyway by now should already they should have been "6 foot under" buried somewhere in the UK. 3. In fact, there were a few incidents or close-call where a few vehicles plough through house No. 11 Mountbatten Road. 3.1. Common sense says that inevitably a straight road = Mountbatten Road + Right Hand Drive country + some drunks + night time would result in several instances of vehicles simply ploughing into the compound of house Number 11:- 3.2. This is the reason why I was interested in what is beyond the original photo shown, here:- 4. For example, if the road is similar to the above: a stretch of straight road, then I would indeed be concerned about it. 5. Today, Mountbatten Road (formerly called Olive Road) .. but changed to Mountbatten Road was to honour the late LORD Mountbatten who was part of the Royal Family who was unfortunately killed by the IRA on a boat ride. 6. Today, also House 11 has been converted into a Kindergarten. And there is a highway style barrier at this stretch or corner. This barrier will certainly contain or deflect any rogue vehicles - cars (other than perhaps heavy vehicles). 7. Frankly, this review should actually be classified as COMMON SENSE and not even Feng Shui. 8. It indirectly becomes BAD Feng Shui is when something really happens. Then as a consequence people will then say the HOUSE has BAD or ROTTEN Feng Shui right? P.S. Princess-former US actor = Grace Kelly also met her death through a sharp turn in Monaco. Speeding +unable to manage the vehicle was also a recipe for calamity.

1. Actually I should ask one simple question: Is it possible for a run amok vehicle to plow into the home? 1.1. For example, what one should look at is the missing area circled in red + highlighted in Yellow. 2. If the road is a straight path. There may be a tendency for a rogue vehicle driver to drive straight and may unluckily plough into such a home. 3. In a past also, there were known case(s) of a Toyota model that unexpectedly had a tendency to .... and plough into...

Cannot see the macro view. But generally, not great.

“Phase 2” or the uncompleted “East-South East-South” side…views towards here are much nicer… Thanks for being invited to review these homes. Two huge water tanks:- Sea view.. this is where often we get to see the ships when our plane is about to land at Changi Airport!