Cecil Lee

Extract from HDB Keat Hong Grange BTO Case Study 3A: HENG AH! Very Lucky right? HDB Keat Hong Grange does not have a temple that directly faces it's plot of land! 1. Every temple has a a burning offering mount or chimney. Some nicely decorated as a Pagoda. 2. For the future temple, there is a possibility that such an offering mount could be located at either X or Y:- 3. Here, even, if the temple is no threat to the occupants to a unit, the frequent burning of incense and the smell may permeate towards one's dwelling. 3.1. For example, last year I paid a visit to a client staying around the 6th storey of Block 923 Jurong West St 92, I could still smell incense smoke coming from the Jin Fu Gong Temple. Most likely the wind brought the smoke/smell towards the vicinity of the block:- Related: "No Joke! Large incense burning cauldron. How many did you see?" “Bad news for homes - new HDB BTO Nanyang Emerald! These incense cauldrons are currently located around the red ring area: Case Study 3B: Have an altar in you new home? Of Devil's Gate at NE and SW 4. These stacks highlighted in yellow e.g. 400, 412, 414, 415, 416, 418, 420, 422 and 424 falls within the NE to SW path of the future Chinese temple. 5. Take extra care in the placement of an altar or Hindu pooja (also altar) to avoid it becoming a portal as a devil's gate: front door or back door. Related: Case Study 3C: Any concern as we have an indirect view of the temple? To future proof one's investment, it is still preferred to TRY and avoid especially Stack 400 and 402. Frankly, Stacks 412 and 414 are acceptable. (Other than the number 414 as mentioned under Case Study 1. Related:

Inside look of a burning cauldron Kiu Leong Tong Temple at Cantonment Road The Pinnacle @ Duxton also placed smaller burning cauldrons but remarkably, looks identical to the above. With the exception that it has a smaller volume.

This coffee shop owner always have a habit of topping up his shop’s altar with five cups of hot drinks especially coffee and tea… Hong Lee coffeeshop at Blk 7 Eunos

On 22 January 2024 at Treehouse condo

This stall also has the yin yang version: $4/- for this plate… Please don’t blame me… phone software did not auto-correct this last image at. Bukit Panjang Market and FC

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How true… Source & Credit: Chinese adult use to talk to baby or toddle in double word(重叠字）. Eg, Tu tu means pacifier, Pom Pom means bath, Xu xu means urine, Poop poop means pang sai. Gai gai means go out jalan. Do u hv any oth double words that u tok to your kids? Does other race oso hv such words too? Source & Credit:And

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A Government AD has a dual meaning /significance

2024 Chinese New Year Shop Offerings Less common… Can understand orchids are so colourful… Common each year.. only now they come on small packages…

On 20th January 2024

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This is the hallmark of growing bamboo plant… Lots of shedded leaves on the floor…

Oh Dear! Not this RED banner! Source & Credit: BIG OVERSIZED BRA LOL-:)

The risk of purchasing coins online… wrong size given

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Where can I buy a physical Chinese New Year card? Nowadays less vendors selling them .. perhaps due to lower demand… Spotted …around Block 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza Whilst nearby working on my PC.. before appointment with a client.

New Bridge Road Literally once upon a time, this was a new bridge Once upon a time, this was Hock Lam Street. Today is occupied by Funan Centre. Backdrop: Can still see the former Central Fire Station. It is still there today. Coleman Street Old disbanded Nanyang University… today = Nanyang Technology University Glutton’s Square at Orchard Road in 1977. Car park turned into an outdoor food hub in the evening. It is directly opposite the famous Cold Storage Supermarket. Today, this is Centrepoint. Pre-Centrepoint I remembered my parents brought me here and bought me a Walls Eskimo ice cream. It was actually a vanilla ice-cream coated with chocolate wrapped in a metallic foil. Rendezvous Nasi Padang food In 1984 while other stalls sell their food around $2.00 to $3.00, Rendezvous was selling their’s around $5.00. $5.00 was slightly pricey at that time. But worth it. As their food was special e.g Kroma curry chicken etc… Orchard Road pre MRT era Today CKTang - Marriot Hotel Orchard Road was once a two way street & Car Capital Showroom in Singapore Orchard Road, McDonald House Telok Ayer Street - Wooden clog shoe maker This item remains available for purchase at a store adjacent to Chinatown Complex.

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Note: Not advertising or have eaten, here. Only found it interesting… reminds of a huge 3D crab above a famous restaurant in Osaka! LOL