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  1. Cecil Lee
    Charms are often written on yellow paper. And the most common are those for “protection” against evil spirits or simply for overall protection of sorts. Today, saw this iphone 7 or 8 protective casing.
  2. Cecil Lee

    Fish Tank

    Cecil Lee commented on Robert Lee's gallery album in Fish Tank

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    Caveat Emptor: Please note that I happen to transit to a Feng Shui audit after this and chanced upon this exhibit. Thus this article does not mean that I am endorsing such products, please. Fish bowl type, the pail type of fish tanks to the square ones.. Currently at The Waterpoint Shopping Centre “fair” Left: Looks like the Khong Guan biscuit tin profile type: Cookie jar or the typical fish bowl type:- A fish bowl type: Looks more like a lamp or a pail or bin type:- Vase type:- Oversized blank CD-rom container type:- Fish bowl type a plenty:- A consolation is that at least they are not the pyramid shaped which is considered inauspicious. As pyramid represents fire element. For what makes a good water position: https://www.geomancy.net/resources/art/arowanafish.htm Or http://fountain.geomancy.net Please note that I happen to transit to a Feng Shui audit after this and chanced upon this exhibit. Thus this article does not mean that I am endorsing such products, please.
  3. Cecil Lee
    The rationale why we normally don’t look at auspicious dates to determine the day of cremation or burial is to use whose date? If left to such things: common sense says cannot be the deceased. What about the eldest son’s or based on remaining partner’s birthdate? Logically: can’t do so. How about the rest of the family’s birthdays? May thus cause a huge family rift etc.. The last thing “or Chinese system “ wants to avoid such things. This Traditionally it has been kept simple and clear-cut. Avoiding all sorts of interpretations based on yours and mum’s Birthdates etc... In Essence middleman should never have been involved in such things.
  4. Cecil Lee
    Firstly, my condolences to you and your family. Traditionally, burial or cremation is on odd days counting the day of the death. Thus Traditionally therefore; Chinese don’t look at dates (eg. Auspicious to determine) such a case. Burial or cremation is always odd days thus : the 3rd, 5th, 7th day etc.. Contrast that to offices opening after Chinese New Year. These dates are on eg. 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th of any 1st month of the Chinese Lunar year. Thus what you propose should be the tradition. I am puzzled at the day chosen by the geomancer.
  5. Cecil Lee
    Glad to learn that Broadway Coffee Shop at Damai is one of the first that is completely smoke free. As often in many other coffee shops; even if one sits far away from the smoking area; the fans would bring the smelly smoke towards us non-smokers area. Had a pleasant experience, here: fresh air. Approximate location of this coffee shop:-
  6. Cecil Lee
    Waterway Point Shopping Centre at Punggol A kitchen ware shop at B1-03 sells the wooden rice buckets of various sizes... Small:- Large:-
  7. Cecil Lee
    Part 5: A 51-year-old construction worker falls to death at The Alps Residences u/c condo on 18 December 2017 at 11am. According to a Ministry of Manpower (MOM) spokesperson: a worker of Chinese national, had been performing formwork when he fell from the 10th floor and landed six storeys down onto the fourth level. Sad-:( Note = Developer: MCC Land, China. Their first condo was The Santorini. Alps Residences is their 2nd condo.
  8. Cecil Lee
    Hi Cecil, thks very very much for spending so much time with us this afternoon! We really appreciate it!!
  9. Cecil Lee
    At ground floor at the Alfresco facing PIE after Jalan Bahar. The car-park should act as a partial sound barrier .. not all but some .. I recorded the traffic noise coming from the PIE highway DA764EFC-3842-4591-A1FB-8F7B71DB5694.MOV D4B033F1-113E-4935-90F6-72D453672031.MOV
  10. Cecil Lee
    Successful
  11. Cecil Lee
    Food lovers; especially the noodles (mee) lovers will certainly look forward to these two stalls: Authentic Traditional tick-tock mee that one once to find selling them by the road side..with their distinctive “tick-tock” calling card .. by their clasping of two bamboo sticks together.. or the Hokkien mee. The stall is beside Labrador nasi lemark:- Rich thick but (unfortunately unhealthy) soup stock full of prawn flavour .. The Hokkien noodle stall is located somewhere near the Red arrow. The wanton noodles = green arrow. The other two stalls: Tiong Bahru Cantonese style porridge which used to also serve raw fish is in yellow. Unfortunately raw fish is no longer served. The other notable stall is the soya source chicken noodles in blue. These stalls are currently manned by their owners. Unlike many found in other Food courts where workers were hired instead.
  12. Cecil Lee
    Just T.O.P. The Multi-storey car park acts as a barrier between the Kong Hock Keng temple and Telok Blangah Parcview. Some unit really gets to see the greenery.. while some get to see the sea..
  13. Cecil Lee
    If one is not a vegetarian, then food helmed by devoted sellers.. try this soup based Hokkien mee with lots of assorted ingredients at Cheng Yan Court.. Don’t worry about these chillies; they add flavour but relatively harmless..
  14. Cecil Lee
    Kwan Im Thong Hood Choo Temple (Goddesses of Mercy) is one of the most popular temple. Located at Waterloo Street. A popular destination for the locals, the many vendors and tourists. Since this temple is centrally located with so many ancillary shops supporting it. Such as selling Goddesses of Mercy figurines, provision shops herbs and dried goods.
  15. Cecil Lee
    Recent photos of Poiz Residences
  16. Cecil Lee
    These stoves highlighted by the arrows are often really meant to be used in someone’s service yard in a HDB flat or behind yard of a landed property. The red ones are often ceremonial..for move-in purposes..
  17. Cecil Lee
    Charcoal stoves at Jurong East.. For now this shop Joo Seng Siang Hang has plenty of them...(for now?). The shop is located in a HDB block at this Yuhua Village. In the next few years or a decade.. may be hard to purchase one. For info, these are non-red ones. And traditional were really used in place of an electric or gas stoves. All red glazed ones are more for move-in rituals...
  18. Cecil Lee
    Dover Parkview belongs to the era where semi circular steps radiating out of each block’s entrance was popular in the 1990’s:- Another feature is an air-well only at the roof/TOP opening
  19. Cecil Lee
    Another CDL’s project Coco Palms also most likely will TOP soon. Most likely in early 2018. Beautifully landscaped. Workers are putting up the finishing touch.
  20. Cecil Lee
    d’nest Just T.O.P. Good that each storey’s central rubbish chute (for this development there are two: with an extra recycling bin) are concentrated within it’s own cubicle. Much like one sees in many HDB flats.
  21. Cecil Lee
    Just T.O.P. HDB Fern grove exterior walls are lime green + white. The rest of the photos that have brown + white exterior walls are that of it’s next door neighbour: HDB Park Grove MSCP CARPARK Block 676 has the distinctive planters as shown below:-
  22. Cecil Lee
    Another visit to Prive
  23. Cecil Lee
    Westwood Residences
  24. Cecil Lee
    Good morning Cecil, did not expect that we will received much earlier. Well done & thank you!
  25. Cecil Lee
    Visited a client’s semi-detached home

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