My Neighbor's Mirror

[myfs_88310]

Dear Master Cecil:
I have been posting this problem for several days.
To answer your questions:
1. Standing at the main entrance of my house looking outside, I am "able to" see the mirror that my neighbor places outside and this mirror faces my house. My neighbor leans this mirror against their second floor window facing my house. It is an "at most" 7.5 inches in width and 3 inches in length flat surface mirror. The mirror is at least 5 meters (17 feet) away from the right hand side of my house.
2. There is absolutely no tree, no lamp post, no whatever other kinds of post, no poison arrow in my property. Nothing in my property slices into my neighbor's house or their windows. No poison arrow, etc. in my property that point at my neighbor's house. Absolutely NONE. I know the consequences of having trees, posts, etc. at wrong locations. Therefore, I do not want any of those things in my property. It is all clear in my property.
3. There are two one-story high trees at the side of my neighbor's house. Those trees are in "THEIR PROPERTY" (not MINE). Those two trees look like slicing into the right hand side of my house. Fortunately, I do not have any window at that side of my house.
4. I am in the USA. I am a Chinese. My neighbor's household consists of a Portugese husband, a white American wife, their children, ...... My neighbor is known for violating all kinds of rules and regulations in our housing community. They dig around their house every year. They places trash cans, mirros, etc. outside their house as they like.
What should I do? Is a convex mirror that disperses those treats a solution? Does the sized of a mirror matter? What is the distance in terms of meters/feet that makes the effectiveness of a mirror go away?
Please help me. I am dying for an answer. Thanks a million.
Regards,
Anon

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Jen,
Thank you for the detailed information.
Based on your information, it looks like a geniune: non-issue. So long as your main door and windows are not `threated'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/7/2003 3:22:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
I have been posting this
problem for several days.
To answer your questions:
1. Standing at the main
entrance of my house looking
outside, I am "able to" see
the mirror that my neighbor
places outside and this mirror
faces my house. My neighbor
leans this mirror against
their second floor window
facing my house. It is an "at
most" 7.5 inches in width and
3 inches in length flat
surface mirror. The mirror is
at least 5 meters (17 feet)
away from the right hand side
of my house.
2. There is absolutely no
tree, no lamp post, no
whatever other kinds of post,
no poison arrow in my
property. Nothing in my
property slices into my
neighbor's house or their
windows. No poison arrow,
etc. in my property that point
at my neighbor's house.
Absolutely NONE. I know the
consequences of having trees,
posts, etc. at wrong
locations. Therefore, I do
not want any of those things
in my property. It is all
clear in my property.
3. There are two one-story
high trees at the side of my
neighbor's house. Those trees
are in "THEIR PROPERTY" (not
MINE). Those two trees look
like slicing into the right
hand side of my house.
Fortunately, I do not have any
window at that side of my
house.
4. I am in the USA. I am a
Chinese. My neighbor's
household consists of a
Portugese husband, a white
American wife, their children,
...... My neighbor is known
for violating all kinds of
rules and regulations in our
housing community. They dig
around their house every year.
They places trash cans,
mirros, etc. outside their
house as they like.
What should I do? Is a convex
mirror that disperses those
treats a solution? Does the
sized of a mirror matter?
What is the distance in terms
of meters/feet that makes the
effectiveness of a mirror go
away?
Please help me. I am dying
for an answer. Thanks a
million.
Regards,
Anon