Cecil Lee

I have at least 15 clients that live within this map:- Just last weekend, did an annual visit for a regular client staying at Limbok Terrace. They moved in to this place for at least 8 years already. Like The Waterline, Lim Bok Terrace would you say is closest to The Japanese Cemetry Park? Just last year I visited another client who stays at Jewel@ Chuan Hoe. He moved into this development immediately after it’s TOP. As he wanted to discuss renovations to his kitchen. I also paid an annual visit last month to another client at The Terrasse. I also have several Heads of business, staying at Parry.... Thus not an issue. The issue I was shocked, hahahaha no Feng Shui was the shoebox sized showroom unit. At The Waterline, that’s all! The living room of the show flat was like......

The Clift’s surroundings .. Such as next to Anoy Street Food Centre Samsun woman... and her hand gesture?? The Clift to the right of this photo:

Light grey is still the preferred choice.

CNY 2019: Pink pineapples

Wishing well

Past resources:

For sure, the ducks certainly will not be happy about it! LOL

Location: 2nd storey Amoy Street Food Centre Clue: Chop, chop!

Extra spicy!

Let us emphasize this, even if it has been approximately six years..LOL

1. Thanks for sharing your concern. As this is a good and relevant question. 2. There are differences in opinions even in the Feng Shui Master (FSM) community. 3. In my opinion, generally, there are TWO MAIN arguments:- ONE (1):- 3.1. Day of move-in (Based on the concept of the most Yang Qi) 3.1.1 This is based on logic and common sense: where it is considered that a brand new home is just but an empty shell = Yin = No activities. Furthermore, "standard" flats have bare living/dining and bedroom floors. How to start staying in such a home? 3.2. Therefore for the above reason, some FSM often consider the day of moving-in as the start date. Here there is indeed Yang Qi. 3.1.2 Thus, based on this premise: a house is still vacant or yet no YANG Qi. Therefore, this group of FSMs may consider this. Thus the Flying Star chart would depend on this. TWO (2):- 3.2. The day the foundation is laid (Based on the day of "conception" or in a home the laying of the first Foundation = Topping up ceremony [if any]) 3.2.1 Some conservative FSMs say that the day the BLOCK's foundation is laid, this should be the birthday of the house. 3.2.2 This is similar to in the past and even now, many Chinese say that our actual birthday is to add 1 year to our present birthdate. This is real: "Not something I puck out of the air." As traditionally, every one is in our mother's womb for 9 months. Thus this is the rationale for adding that ONE year! 3.2.3 Thus some FSMs insists that the house/unit period is based on the start date of construction! 3.3. Date of T.O.P. 3.3.1 In my opinion, this is often used, today. Especially by FSMs for homes that had T.O.P several years after T.O.P. 3.3.2 For two reasons: REASON ONE (1):- 3.3.3: Many can't even remember when the moved-into their new home. In fact, just give some of us a year or more.. and we really don't remember the date. Unless we noted it somewhere or moved-in on a special occasion. 3.3.4 Worse, if the home has changed hands with a 2nd, 3rd or more owners/tenants!. How to ask the First owner! Even if asked, may not remember when they actually moved-in! REASON TWO (2):- 3.3.5 HDB or developers are not required to offically record the date of first piling work or laying the ground or topping up ceremony (if any). Some homes were built in 2 1/2 years.. others 3 years.. And homes like HDB City Vue T.O.P. 5 or more years later. 4. Thus this variant of the "Moved-in or Yang Qi" is difficult to be implemented. 5. This is why many FSMs find that T.O.P. date or for HDB = "Lease commencement Date" is always available. As one can official check one's home's lease commencement date. As this date is relevant to confirm the remainder of their 99 year leasehold homes. Western or Lunar Calendar: Moved-in before or after Chinese New Year? For home owners that moved-in between two Flying Star Periods such as 1983 - 1984 ; 2003 - 2004; and 2004 - 2023? 6. Other considerations is the use of the Western or Lunar calendar? For example: Should I consider the start of Chinese New Year (CNY) 2024 that I moved in as belonging to Period 8 or 9. Or that I moved in before the start of CNY as belonging to Period 8? Fortunately, this only happens on the fringe of Period 8 or 9. And not every other year's consideration. 6.1. Again, this is about recall. If the home has changed hands a few times. Who do we check to find out when the first owner moved-in? Or that many of us even cannot remember the move-in date after 1 year or more? 6.2. I understand nowadays an owner of a unit is able to log in electronically into their property's profile. And query the HDB system for the unit's "Lease Start Date". 6.3. HDB through the years call this by various names. Sometimes HDB calls it as "Lease Commencement Date". 6.4. In the private estate world of ECs/condos and landed properties: they use only one term: T.O.P. for this! 7. Not too long ago, there is a need or requirement to obtain a Valuation Report. And that valuation report will say: Lease Commencement Date:- 8. Note: The above report is no longer in use. As the whole method or process of purchase has been changed, today. 9. In the past many HDB documents and reports always referenced it as: "Lease Commencement Date". But nowadays there is no more standard. It has also been called the "Lease Start Date". 10. I think I know why: For programmers: they usually try to shorten descrptions for their programs! Thus perhaps use Start instead of Commencement. LOL 11. In conclusion and based on common sense: many FSMs very much depend on the T.O.P. date especially for re-sale HDB homes. For the above reasons.

Higher quality Rice bins...or Rice Crocks. Also Super high pricing! Wow! $188 to $1,188! Location: Takashimaya , NGEE Ann City

His Sister’s Daughter opened a stall at Nex. When Nex just opened, her daughter personally manned that stall. Beginnig, it was not bad. Today, she does not personally supervise there...

This uncle’s plum Sister had already passed away many years ago. Her stall was then at Tampines Central. Later, when NEX just opened, her daughter (also quite plum) ran a stall at the food-court that is on the upper floors. This elderly uncle indeed ran a stall at Scotts in the 1990's. And has relocated to this food court. Their family stall once upon a time was at Bras Basah Road area. In the past had very Long queues. And has a history that stretched towards 1948!

Year of the Pig 2019 Location: Takashimaya, NGEE Ann City Mostly Japanese artist interpretations of the Pig Zodiac sign

27 January 2019: In my opinion this CDL development seems slow moving...

Annual review