Dear cecil,
I read somewhere that some traditional form and shape school masters not only pick a auspicious day and time to see a plot of land but also check the clouds in the sky at the land sight. Is it true. Thanks.

Dear Anon,
Yes, this is true because of two reasons:
1. If the weather looks dark, some consider it inauspicious to a FS audit. Furthermore, if it rains, this is not the best time of day to do the audit.
2. Lighting strikes. It can be quite dangerous standing on a piece of land and one may even be strike by lighting.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 5/24/00 2:04:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear cecil,
I read somewhere that some
traditional form and shape
school masters not only pick a
auspicious day and time to see
a plot of land but also check
the clouds in the sky at the
land sight. Is it true.
Thanks.