Deflecting abandoned homes from qi. Part 2.

[myfs_90127]

Hello. I made up a map for you to see how the homes were set up just as you asked. I did try and search around for a post that was placed in this forum about the subject matter that you had mentioned. But unfortunately, I had trouble trying to locate it. I did read a recent post on a similar topic to see if it would shed alittle light on what I'm up against. But it wasn't enough to go on.
The street comes to an end.That's traveling east. My home would be on the right side (the south) of the street and the abandoned home (the north) would be directly across it. Now, the other abandoned home sits before me, west of my home. It has since these people had been forced out, it has, been blissfully quiet for my other neighbors and I that had to tolerate their presence for the past three years.
I hope this map helps you get an idea of the how the homes are set up. Thank you again on trying to help me on this matter.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Sheila,
Thanks for taking the time and effort to draw the sketch of your home in relation to other homes.
However, it is still very difficult for me to visualise the folowing:-
1. what is the exact top-down view of the curve of the cul-de-sac. This is because a rectangle box is quite difficult to visualise:
2. In addition, I need to see the perimeter of your home's fence / main gate
3. And a simple sketch of the exact outline of your home (with marking of the main door) - in a rough scale with the surrounding.
4. What type of perimeter fencing if any e.g. brick wall, wood spikes etc...
Else, if the layout is in rectangle form, frankly, I cannot make out anything.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/31/2003 9:15:51 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello. I made up a map for you
to see how the homes were set
up just as you asked. I did
try and search around for a
post that was placed in this
forum about the subject matter
that you had mentioned. But
unfortunately, I had trouble
trying to locate it. I did
read a recent post on a
similar topic to see if it
would shed alittle light on
what I'm up against. But it
wasn't enough to go on.
The
street comes to an end.That's
traveling east. My home would
be on the right side (the
south) of the street and the
abandoned home (the north)
would be directly across it.
Now, the other abandoned home
sits before me, west of my
home. It has since these
people had been forced out, it
has, been blissfully quiet for
my other neighbors and I that
had to tolerate their presence
for the past three years.
I
hope this map helps you get an
idea of the how the homes are
set up. Thank you again on
trying to help me on this
matter.

[myfs_90127]

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On 7/31/2003 9:26:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sheila,
Thanks for taking the time and
effort to draw the sketch of
your home in relation to other
homes.
However, it is still very
difficult for me to visualize
the following:-
1. what is the exact top-down
view of the curve of the
cul-de-sac. This is because a
rectangle box is quite
difficult to visualize:
2. In addition, I need to see
the perimeter of your home's
fence / main gate
3. And a simple sketch of the
exact outline of your home
(with marking of the main
door) - in a rough scale with
the surrounding.
4. What type of perimeter
fencing if any e.g. brick
wall, wood spikes etc...
Else, if the layout is in
rectangle form, frankly, I
cannot make out anything.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 7/31/2003 9:15:51 AM, Sheila Jackson
wrote:
Hello. I made up a map for you
to see how the homes were set
up just as you asked. I did
try and search around for a
post that was placed in this
forum about the subject matter
that you had mentioned. But
unfortunately, I had trouble
trying to locate it. I did
read a recent post on a
similar topic to see if it
would shed alittle light on
what I'm up against. But it
wasn't enough to go on.
The
street comes to an end.That's
traveling east. My home would
be on the right side (the
south) of the street and the
abandoned home (the north)
would be directly across it.
Now, the other abandoned home
sits before me, west of my
home. It has since these
people had been forced out, it
has, been blissfully quiet for
my other neighbors and I that
had to tolerate their presence
for the past three years.
I
hope this map helps you get an
idea of the how the homes are
set up. Thank you again on
trying to help me on this
matter.

Well I live in a moble home(caravan) community. All the culdesacks are designed just as you see it on my map. There is a open wooden fence at the end of each one.
As far as the fencing is concerned, tenants are prohibited to placing any fencing around their lots. So that's fine by me. It makes the area look more spacious and not closed in. I was contemplainting on placing a low lying flower bed so not to block the qi from hopping over to the other road adjacent from mine. But I decided to wait till next spring to do that and not stir up any funky vibes that I don't care to contend with.

I have updated the map for you describing, color-wise, on how everything is set up.
There on the one home on the west side of my home are two fruit trees on each end. An apple tree on the south side and a peach tree on the north. So I take advantage of the good bounty. LOL. On the north end corners of my home there are tall ceders against it. And another one on the north side of my deck.
Now eventhough my front door was designed on the east side, I use the northwest door to normally go in and out of. My home had been placed there in 1985 but I had new shingles put on in 2000. So I'm guessing that it would now be considered a period 8 home.
I hope this helps you out more. And thank you again for your quick reply.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Sheila,
OIC, a mobile home. This is quite different from a `landed property'.
For a landed property, the most important consideration are:
1. The protection of the `main gate' and the protection of the actual home. More importantly, the need to `shield' the main door e.g. main door located much further inside the premises and is not in a straight line with the sha qi (if any) from a cul de sac. At the same time, the sides or frontage of the home should be away.
2. For a mobile home, frankly, this is something new. And in addition, it is comparatively small as oppose to a landed property. The best option is to park it in a `T' shape with the cul de sac i.e. the side that has the smalles frontage (often, the head of the caravan) pointing towards the cul de sac.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/31/2003 8:08:54 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Well I live in a moble home(caravan)
community. All the culdesacks are
designed just as you see it on my map.
There is a open wooden fence at the end
of each one.
As far as the fencing is concerned,
tenants are prohibited to placing any
fencing around their lots. So that's
fine by me. It makes the area look more
spacious and not closed in. I was
contemplainting on placing a low lying
flower bed so not to block the qi from
hopping over to the other road adjacent
from mine. But I decided to wait till
next spring to do that and not stir up
any funky vibes that I don't care to
contend with.
I have updated the map for you
describing, color-wise, on how
everything is set up.
There on the one home on the west side
of my home are two fruit trees on each
end. An apple tree on the south side and
a peach tree on the north. So I take
advantage of the good bounty. LOL. On
the north end corners of my home there
are tall ceders against it. And another
one on the north side of my deck.
Now eventhough my front door was
designed on the east side, I use the
northwest door to normally go in and out
of. My home had been placed there in
1985 but I had new shingles put on in
2000. So I'm guessing that it would now
be considered a period 8 home.
I hope this helps you out more. And
thank you again for your quick reply.

[myfs_90127]

Thank you again for your quick response. But unfortunately, these homes are all set in this manner. I have heard however, that these delapedated homes maybe moved out by the end of the week.