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HDB Residents Mount Faber Zone Flower garden ... nice!
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Current Affairs & Lifestyle
This Radin Mas HDB enclave dates back to mid 1970’s. The beautiful garden is in front of Blk 34 Telok Blangah Rise and close to block 37 Want to be lucky or rather make the store Lucky? But from them... hahaha The stall holder’s only wish is more business... as really no business-:( This CHWEE Kuay stall lots of business. -
Case Study: Tree trunks as Sha Qi or poison arrows Fir unit’s facing the pool and facing the service roads, it seems the development has young palm trees. A mature palm tree: Currently the trunks of such trees have reached the 2nd storey. These trees are at the outer fringes. If the trees with lots of branches in close proximity of the unit’s; then fine. But if these trees also gas solid tree trucks, then this may be a poison arrow. Harder to cure if “slicing” the balcony.
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Location : Radin Mas - Telok Blangah Rise Teck Kee Wanton Mee Stall.. Noodles so so.. but taste of traditional tick-tick mee style chilli. But their soya sauce chicken is melt in the mouth. Tender soya sauce chicken: Their unique signature is this crispy fish cake wanton Location: At the other end of the Market Many branches...
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Good or bad...what do you think! In Singapore, on one hand the future EC acts as s buffer (view) from the SengKang Hospital... but on the downside, blocked the clear view up to the Hospital. Residents will also have to endure the noise and dusts from the construction.. usually around a period of approximately three years.
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Case Study: Tree trunks as a potential poison arrow(s) A. In my opinion, both the landscape planner and/or the landscape company: either way did a bad job in the placement of trees. 1. Numerous trees are positioned directly in the center of the living room balcony, making them challenging to treat. This is particularly true for the trunks of the palm trees. 1.1 When under the influence of Sha Qi (poison arrow), a tree trunk resembles a knife directed towards the unit's entrance(s). 1.2 It is possible that the present pause in the installation of zip track external binds has not been effective. If they were to be installed and drawn, this could serve as a viable option. B. Why cannot install Exernal framed blinds? 2. I find it difficult to comprehend: the recent prominent developments (there are numerous) such as the nearby The Vales, which features white, ivory, and brown external blinds, compared to those at Sol Acres, Wandervale, and others... are permitted to install the zip track (frame) external blinds. There seems to be no concern regarding the load on the balcony in these developments. 2.2 However, for Sim Lian to stop this installation and inform owners that it may impact the load on the balcony is... ??? 2.3 In this context, I would like to pose a question to Sim Lian: Why are other developments permitted to do this? Why are you unable to proceed and use the issue of overloading on the balcony as a justification? 2.4 In my view, this casts a negative light on the developer. Are you perhaps suggesting that your quality and the newton-load capacity on the balcony is "inferior" compared to other similar developments? 2.5 Does this imply that MCL's Sol Acres is constructed to a higher standard than yours? etc.. C. Often the overlooked area is for the welfare of the guards / Guard Room and its surroundings 3. One can say that this is not an issue as we pay the company. But this helps humanise & also provide shade. 3.1 The only plus side is the guards are smiling as the development is North-South and with such a huge roof-line; 3.2 it provides a reliable shade. And good news for the guards, no afternoon sun!
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Question: "Oh Lucky Cat is not Fengshui? I bought it from Fengshui shop" 1. Maneki-neko cat is from Japan. Definitely not any Chinese name! 2. Unscrupulous sellers can sell anything in the name of Feng Shui. 3. Do you think they care? They only care to take your money that's all. 4. When the buying stops, the selling can! 5. The ancient Feng Shui practices were towards the nature, surroundings + understanding the stars. 5.1. The ancients will be horrified if they were to learn of today’s practices. 5.2. In fact many Feng Shui Masters with lineages to Feng Shui are surprisingly the greatest sellers or pushers of commercial Feng Shui products. 5.3. I wonder how their forefathers would have felt if they were alive today! Most likely they would beat the hell out of such descendants or even totally disown them. LOL. 5.4. This disease is so wide spread that one find them in places like Fu Lu Shou Complex, Central, Thomson, Eastern and Northern parts of Singapore. 6. In fact on the contrary, in 1930's Japan conquered China and many Far East countries.. many Chinese from that generation may forgive but not forget the atrocities by Japan. Especially the Rape of Nanking etc... 7. Frankly, How dare Feng Shui Masters pass this as real Feng Shui. Do spread the word... rubbish! 8. Treat it like any display that can collect dusts etc.. etc.. 9. The best way to stop the rot is by not patronise them: “When the buying Stops, the selling Can!”.
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Just TOP. Sim Lian is well-known for the handover of keys; typically, no one accompanies the owner upstairs after the handover. It would have been a remarkable experience if this developer had included instructions for key collection: activate the air conditioning. Consider it from this perspective: how frequently does a family collect keys throughout their lifetime... It is understandable that Sim Lian, in the past, was primarily a Main Contractor for companies such as MCL and others....
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Absolutely wonderful site.. a 1999 compliment
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in What others say about us?
How time flies! In a few months time, this message would have been 20 years old! This makes this forum one of the oldest if not the oldest verifiable Feng Shui Forum in the World! And made in Singapore for the World!
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