Cecil Lee

I got three protection charms:- Hahaha! You only got one:-

Recent photos taken from McNair Towers

Fish ball noodles so so ... there are other stalls in Singapore that are better. This is the $4 version. Asked for more chilly. As a result very salty...

Can try food Popular Hokkien mee stall; Generous portion of bean sprouts in a small bowl of soup. Must Try!:- Very cheap and decent varietiesz But can oily:- Chwee Kueh okay: This soya sauce chicken noodle stall is popular:-

St. George’s Tower near TOP

Good morning Master Lee, can I check with u if this light ok for my dining area? Plus even if it is pyramid shaped x3; does not look imposing or threatening is okay

Ok thanks master. It’s very useful. Appreciate With reference to this article:

Thanks! Happy Holidays! It is acceptable. More importantly, respect the tablet by placing it in a “respectful location” Okay where? Based on common sense... of course not on the floor etc...

Part 5: Avoid stacks/units directly facing into the Precinct Pavilion and close-by to it. For HDB Fernvale Acres, it is good news that the planners place the Precinct Pavilion discretely away from the entire development as highlighted in yellow:-

Case Study: Drainage Reserve (uncompleted) So long as the Drainage Reserve is not an open drainage system but closed or concealed, then under Shapes and Forms, is not a major concern. So long as it does not pass directly below a block of flats as shown, here:-

Thanks for your patience n kindness much appreciated ?

As clarified earlier, it has more to do with common sense = possible leaking from the pipes. Thus, if this does not happen, not perfect but have to live with it if the dining table is (still) there.

You wrote: Do you think the way the MRT track runs poses any Sha Qi (poison arrow) to the development (I don't know how to tell if the mrt tracks "cuts into the development" - Reply: No, the MRT track runs parallel to the estate. It is true that the trains run quieter today: with a few enhancements, namely concrete tracks instead of wooden ones; sound proofing plus more quieter train wheels. You wrote: Next, from the window.. I can see the Chinese temple if I look to the left - the temple is not directly in front of the main window but if u turn to the left can see the temple - is that ok? Or, is that bad fengshui as well? Reply: Most likely you are referring to the Foo Hai Chi'an Monastery which is next to the Sri Sivan Temple. In theory, the Monastery is no threat from your description. However, this is always controversal or subjective: there will always be a stigma whenever it comes to future resale value. Three other temples are in the vicinity but they are mostly around 7 O'clock hidden in the mist of other shophouses. Which I think you are not referring to them such as Kwan Imm See Temple, Katho Chengsia Temple and a smaller Nam Hai Keing.

Photos taken on 15 December 2018

Photos taken on 15 December 2018.

Another display variation. There are no correct answers

Recently T.O.P.

More photos taken from West Edge Open air sky bridge... only during sunny skys

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Boss, can I ask if I keep song birds like shama (long tail) ok for me and my home? No impact right? Reply: Not Feng Shui. But stigma of caging up birds.

Question on Move-in custom:-- Hi Master Lee, good morning. I'm moving in tomorrow. May I ask: I'm referring to the handbook u shared: 1. if i not bringing a charcoal stove, a piece of charcoal wrap in red paper ok as well? Do i need to keep this piece of charcoal in the house? 2. the items such as pineapple, fa gao etc, after bring in house, put at stove? When can discard if not eating? 3. if i following religious procedures from parents to burn the gold paper, these praying items to put in house before move in? As in don't bring when move in? Reply:- 1. if not bring. then no need piece of charcoal. But make sure that tomorrow the actual kitchen stove must be used. Can be boil water or cook something 2. Pineapple can anytime consume. Such as keep in the fridge and makan anytime. Fa Gao if it is new and edible, each family member just get a small bite. and can throw away. but if it does not look appertising then two or three days later throw, throw 3. Can do so. But becareful of smoke detectors around. Such things based on common sense as no bible or procedures for these

You wrote: Does that mean that we should avoid stack 40, 41, 48, 49 (given their proximity to the central rubbish chute) if we are looking to purchase a 2 bedroom premium? 1. If one has the time, can read some of the information, here:- 1.1 For example: "Bcos my old hse is near rubbish chute i didn't notice. 1st timer dunno blur blur. I had a hard time selling n sold it 20k cheaper than my neighbor....." Although this belongs to a HDB upgrader, even near not next to also can affect re-sale value.. 1.2 In the link provided above, I have outlined additional reasons for the absence of a unit's main entrance door adjacent to a rubbish bin chute in the lobby. 2. In the future, some buyers themselves and/or even potential buyers (PB) may request to bypass such a unit or entire stacks with this layout plan, especially if they consult a Feng Shui master. 3. You have the right to request your respective ERA representative to obtain the block plan that includes the lifts and rubbish bin(s). If not satisfied, consider requesting a different ERA representative. Typically, the ERA representative will comply, as it represents a potential loss of commission for them. 4. I distinctly recall a client who was on the verge of booking a premium unit at La Fiesta! After I advised him to investigate, he discovered that the common rubbish bin was indeed next to the unit! He successfully booked an alternative unit, as it was still at the Option to Purchase stage and he was about to submit a cheque for the unit. 5. At PARC Esta, one of my clients expressed interest in purchasing larger units, which were not impacted by the rubbish bin(s). He did not investigate the precise location of these bins, as they were grouped near the central core area within the lift area. 5.1. Therefore, I recommend checking stacks 40, 41, 48, and 49. Ideally, the units should not be adjacent to or facing the bins. However, if they are, it would be prudent to reconsider. A disadvantage of Tower Blocks or Point Blocks with common rubbish bin(s):- And Yes! There are no corners to begin with...

Hi master I am changing my tv console backing in the living room glass panel is it ok? Currently is just normal laminate ChangingFrom laminate material to glass panel Reply: Frankly this has more do to with common sense. For example, most people use 1st choice = matt finished laminates. Even if the laminate is glossly, it is not as reflective as glass surface. Thus if you have strong or spot lights, the lights may bounce from the glass panel (depending) on the rays of the light. Up to you. But suddenly, need to wear polarised spectacles.. to block from the glare, then... don't ask why Another common sense factor is that: should the TV be mounted on the wall or glass panel, how to drill holes. Or even if can drill holes, in the future change TV set. How to drill holes into glass. For example, Sony TV uses it own proprietory mounting piece. They don't know how to drill into glass to mount it.

Sample layout as explained above:- With full view of the sink and stove