Cecil Lee

Frankly this has more to do with common sense. What if the items on the display shelf falls onto one’s vulnerable head and eyes? Worse! If it falls onto an innocent infant. Infant’s skull are not yet hardened! A degree in common sense is free. 70% of non-concept Feng Shui is steep in common sense. It is simply a matter of putting on one's thinking cap and ask ourselves this question: "Has this anything to do with PURE common sense?

This is the standard two storey high bicycle racks. Just that this has more curvy and stylish side frame design that’s all.

Further to what I had mentioned: 1. Assuming a three ton truck ploughs a straight course as shown in RED: 1.1. The vehicle would first have to mount a curb and smash into the centre green railing. 1.2. Afterwards, the vehicle would have to mount a second curb and perhaps plough into a tree.. before coming towards this unit's VOID deck? 2. Tell me? Is this possible? Or only possible in a movie like Terminator 2? 3. Even if the vehicle manages to plough towards ONE VOID deck column, do you still think that the vehicle would bring this block of flats down? 4. I believe, only in the movies.. I suppose.. or 5. Can a vehicle fly all the way into this unit? Yes or No? 6. Again, no point using such arguments. Many will still say.. YES! THIS UNIT IS INDEED FACING A T-JUNCTION! 7. Therefore, whatever rational explanation given is not valid! This is FAKE news!

A. SCIENTIFIC FENG SHUI VIA SHAPES AND FORMS FENG SHUI 1. Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, the real test of a home affected by a T-juncion is scientific. 2. For example, can a run-amok or run away vehicle or a sleepy or drowsy driver or a drive who had too much to drink plough his/her vehicle into the house? 3. This is based on common sense. I don't need to answer this ... given the photo shows clearly... the unit is "high up there!" The only question is can a run away vehicle plough towards the void deck collapsing this unit? 4. Next the over-head bridge must be at the same level with the unit. And blocking one of the windows (if any) to be considered as a poison arrow or sha qi. B. GRANDMA TALES AND STIGMA ATTACHED TO THIS T-JUNCTION PLUS OVER-HEAD BRIDGE THING 1. If you are concerned with this T-junction and Over-head bridge thing. Similarly, others automatically associate such a view as a stigma associated with bad luck. 2. In our irrational world: perhaps 50-50 some would say this bad. 3. Even many geomancers may conclude that it is bad. (EVEN if there is at the moment no cars that can fly from the T-junction and plough into that unit. 4. It is like FAKE NEWS becomes REAL NEWS & vice versa. 5. In conclusion: if I were to say NO, there is no issue... How would you pacify those mentioned under Para B above. And tell them no issue? 5.1. Thus no point arguing until the cows come home if ever! 5.2. Utlimately, it could bite you when friends or relatives visit this home and also ... when it is time to re-sell this home.

Foodfare@ Punggol Place is not exactly my favourite place... It is a transit point for nearby audit places. Coffee black is just 70cents.. and Prata: two pieces @ $2/- is standard pricing. Most likely cash vending machines will be added ... As circled at 273C Punggol Regalia

Recent visit .. tranquil.. well maintained

Did you see the greenish scenic mural? Close-by is the Bedok Market:-

Han San Si Temple At Sims Avenue and the display of the various deities on their perimeter wall..

Very common for bosses to request a Feng Shui audit after office hours. In this case, early on a Sunday morning.... @8plus am

Miniature cannons and their symbolism of an offensive “weapon”.

A wide range of businesses

2nd level modern food court.. A brief description of Chinese cuisine, Asian, Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, Hakka and Pernakan cuisines in Singapore

Looks like it!

Almost ready

1966, the Sunhaven plot was a piece of virgin land. A plus point: as there were no cemeteries or market on this land.

Majority of the Flying star directions at Sunhaven at Upper Changi Road East

Flying Stars Feng Shui of 10 Admiralty Street, Northlink Building: Flying stars N1 338 or S1 158 facing directions.

Malaysian style Chinese satay is similar to Singapore’s. Just that many Singapore satay sellers nowadays find it both costly and troublesome to mince pineapple. Here, this Malaysian Satay stall adds the definitive minced pineapple that can be seen in that small peanut sauce: The yellowish item. Photo: 10 sticks of mutton satay

Islamic geometric motif

Please note that there is another side to the Chinese altar. And yes! It has to do also with common sense. The rationale is simple. Other than those placed on the floor; altars especially for other gods e.g. Guan Yin etc.. are always at least 126cm plus minus. The next best range is approximately 42" or 35" in height. But this is never used for the simple reason that it is WITHIN REACH of a playful child's hand. Can't blame a 3 or 5 year old child if they stretch their hands and........ swipe the whole altar down... It is not like Humpty Dumpty (HD) had a great fall.. Here, one is not talking about HD.. Chinese deity(ies). This is not the same. In addition, such an altar cannot face a dining table....

Charcoal is revered even displayed prominently in this Hong Kong style roast food court stall Charcoal symbolises a valuable commodity. And for such a restaurant.. they want to imply also that meat roasted in a charcoal stove normally gives off an added aroma not found in electric or gas fired stoves..

Period 8 Flying Stars of Nordix development

A fresh look and new signages portrays fun, fun, fun..,

Ripple Bay’s open concept central rubbish bins on every floor: has it’s advantages and disadvantages... Advantages: 1. No need to grasp hold of bin chute doors 2. Cockroaches have no where to hide 3. Three or more years later.. no costly replacement of rusty or decayed bin doors. Are some of the plus ++