Cecil Lee

Hi Cecil. I just went to my new neighbor house beside us. They have the sofa/seating area in front of the lift and the dining area in the hall, looks very spacious. Can we do the same? Any negative impact geomancically? More to do with common sense: When one enter the main door and or from the living room sliding door, in this case, we will now encounter the dining table. Thus if one's dining table is messy .. cluttered .. then first-impressions count. Fortunately, your currently your living room and dining is raised one level high. Thus even if one dines at the front (living room side) not many outsiders can see dinner or lunch time nor see the type of food you are eating.. If living room is facing the lift, is good if visitors enter the lift (instead) and when it opens to 1st level, towards the living room. This good. As usually living room areas are no matter how .. won't be that untidy (if any) Thus based on the above common sense reasoning, you can do so. However, based again on common sense, now, your eye-sight would be "facing" the glare .. unless the sunlight is controlled. If looking towards the glare .. that of the pool side (west side)... family members may as a result have to wear thicker glasses (if any)... As one can see.... the above has more to do with common sense, here and there. But many just conveniently just lump this as Feng Shui.

Spotted: This taxi kept two bundles of pandan leaves behind the rear window ...

Singapore Improvement Trust flats...preserved

Ang Cai sold at Seng Siong HDB West Ridges BUKIT Batok Identical to Katong Antique house...

Some 19 January 2018 visits: Stratum, Vue 8, Serangoon North, Bukit Merah & Millage: Vue 8 Serangoon North: Bukit Merah

Cecil I pass my Friend your contact ok

19 January 2019: High floors facing Salvation Army and Bright Vision Hospital side with unblocked views ... The whole building external shell has been completed...

On 19 January 2019

19 Jan 2019: Still in the process of demolition/tearing down ..

Thank you Master Lee for your advice. Will take note of these points. Have a good evening??

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Cecil, thanks for the ang bao..?

A plate of only pig small intestines and bee hoon. With a generous helping of beans sprout!

May only know how good or how bad if you do eat at my stall

Come and eat, here! And become a big timer!

On 17 January 2019. Photos taken from HDB West Ridges

Photos taken on 17 January 2019 Lift graffiti: some quite educational...

Pandan Gardens Fishball Noodles PGFN at Bukit Batok West Ridge. Small is $3.50/-. Their Mee Pok noodle is springy and generally their noodle is light even with so much chillies added. No overpowering taste or smell Nor salty. Quite comparable to Guan’s Mee Pok version.

Located at Anchorvale (near to Tongkang LRT) Started it’s operations around year 2002. Notice it’s first generation signage, also.

Location: Close-by to Tongkang LRT station. And near NTUC Foodfare Mine if the slate tiles replaced by a light coloured homogeneous tile:

Magnetic north pole shifting On 16 Jan 2019, at 2:38 PM, ABC wrote: I have read a few articles recently about the magnetic north pole shifting at a very rapid rate in the last 20 years. I would like to know how this influences Feng Shui. Thank you Dear ABC, In my opinion, our normal compass or for that matter; I Can’t really discern this at the moment. So for now, status quo. If not, by now, one would have heard especially birds dropping or hitting building windows frequently. None of these yet. Or planes falling out of the sky.. touchwood

Also not a good idea to use slate tiles even on the walls of toilets. As slate is simply too porous. Recently, I discovered that a public toilet used slate to line the walls of the toilet. However, the slate wall was heavily vanished. It looks shiny but the main purpose is to make it sort of waterproof! But really don’t like this idea at all.

In this bungalow home, the pieces that have to be replaced frequently are those where the car tires roll onto....

Hi Master, what should we do if it is really is a curse? Not Client’s home but their parents home.. soon to be sold... Client says they are happy with their new home.