Cecil Lee

Estimated Completion Date is on 4th Quarter 2028 - falls under Period 9 Flying Star Feng Shui

HDB Havelock Hillside Sales Brochure: Havelock_Hillside.pdf Havelock Hillside (Aug 2022 Build-To-Order) Bukit Merah Havelock Hillside is located along Havelock Road and near the upcoming Havelock MRT station on the Thomson-East Coast Line. The development comprises two residential blocks at 42-and 45-storey tall, and offers a total of 869 units of 3- and 4- room flats. Havelock Hillside is offered under the Prime Location Public Housing (PLH) model. Building on the topography of the site, the design of Havelock Hillside draws inspiration from natural landscapes like meadow plains, green terraces, and hillocks, creating pockets of space for activities or rest. Each of the two high-rise residential blocks has its own precinct pavilion and are connected to the rooftop garden above the Multi-Storey Car Park (MCSP) via a unique curved link bridge. The residential blocks also come with sky terraces and roof gardens. Havelock Hillside comes with a childcare centre, children’s playgrounds, as well as adult and elderly fitness stations. Please refer to the site plan located at the top of this page, for the facilities provided in this development. Facilities in this development will be accessible by the public. Havelock Hillside Site Plan

Estimated Completion Date is on 2nd Quarter 2028 - falls under Period 9 Flying Star Feng Shui

HDB Central Weave Sales Brochure: central-weave-amk.pdf Central Weave @ AMK (Aug 2022 Build-To-Order) Ang Mo Kio Bounded by Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8, Ang Mo Kio Central 2, and Ang Mo Kio Central 3, Central Weave @ AMK comprises 5 residential blocks ranging from 21 to 32 storeys. One of these blocks will house some rental flats. You can choose from 896 units of 2-room Flexi, 4-, 5-room, and 3Gen flats. The residential blocks of Central Weave @ AMK are arranged in rows, interweaving with the surrounding landscaping to form a grid-like pattern from an aerial view. Central Weave @ AMK takes its name from this design approach, reinforced by a weaving pattern of vertical stripes on its facade. Facilities within Central Weave @ AMK include a childcare centre, residents’ network centre, playgrounds as well as adult and elderly fitness stations. The roof garden above the Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) offers another space where you can exercise and relax. Please refer to the site plan located at the top of this page, for the facilities provided in the development. Facilities in this development will be accessible by the public. Central Weave Site Plan

Estimated Completion Date: 2nd Quarter 2028 falls under Period 9 Flying Star Feng Shui

HDB Alexandra Vale Sales Brochure: Alexandra_Vale.pdf Alexandra Vale (Aug 2022 Build-To-Order) Bukit Merah Alexandra Vale is located along Alexandra View and is just a stone’s throw away from Redhill MRT station. It consists of 2 residential blocks, with each block ranging from 41 to 50 storeys high. One of the blocks will house some rental flats. You can choose from 782 units of 3- and 4-room flats. This development is offered under the Prime Location Public Housing (PLH) model. The development’s towering residential blocks, terracing form of the Multi-Storey Car Park (MCSP), and lush landscaped greenery, create a green, valley-like space that inspires the name ‘Alexandra Vale’. The roof garden atop the MSCP cascades down towards the landscaped grounds, where existing mature trees have been retained, where possible. The development comes with a childcare centre, a residents’ network centre, children’s playgrounds, as well as adult and elderly fitness stations. Please refer to the site plan located at the top of this page, for the facilities provided in Alexandra Vale. Facilities in this development will be accessible by the public. Alexandra Vale Site Plan

WHAT'S IN A NUMBER? OKAY FOR ME? One man's meat is another man's poison 1. House or unit numbers has nothing to do with the science of Feng Shui. 2. More towards a person's culture. For a Chinese, most of us are aware that number 4 or 44 or 04 or 14 is generally considered inauspicious by MOST Cantonese dialect group. And this has also spilled over to many Chinese. Especially those in the Far East such as Singapore and Malaysia. 3. Even SOME Koreans also find number 4 inauspicious for them. 4. In past forum messages, I have also mentioned that if one were to take a flight on Singapore Airlines: 1st class or business class, the seat numbers always jump from no, 12 e.g. 12A, 12B, 12C, 12D to say 14A, 14B, 14C.. 14D. One will always never find a seat number 13 on their flight. 5. The problem with a number 4 or 44 or 04 or 14 is that sometimes if we ourselves find it okay to live with such a number; but WAIT until a re-sale. As it is nearly impossible to convince a potential buyer otherwise - especially if they are biased or have doubts or don't feel good with such a number!

Revisited on 30 August 2020

The major consensus or premise is that a pearl string should be activated by external land forms or external Shapes and Forms.

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FACT OF LIFE OR LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE? NO OFFENSE! This posting is not directed at anyone nor the author of this posting, please! The simple most common sense reason, even if one searched high and low and cannot find an answer is that these are commercial products sold to make a quick buck that's all. More to enrich the seller. LOL Commercial products sold in the name of Feng Shui are truly BULL-SHIT! LOL If it is truly authentic, one would have at least found one or more resources related to it. Want to wear it? Think of it as any other ornaments or trinkets. But don't come visit places in Asia like Singapore or Malaysia. They may think that the person wearing it is just a clown or rather "a joke". LOL No bull-shit.. unfortunately, this commercial product falls under this resource:-

Hi Cecil, we have moved in on Saturday. Thank you for your previous service. I wanna check with you because friends are telling us don’t put welding photo on the bed frame as per photo, is it true it’s bad? Long time ago pre 1999. Very common to have in fact a large wedding photo frame hung above the bed. Thus no issue. Just that for those who have a toddler, they love to pull on the wedding photo and it can drop down and cause injury. Such a tiny one may hit one's head etc... More to do with common sense then Chinese customs

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