Dear Master Cecil:
One of your comments is that the center point of the house is not as straightforward as the crossing point of the diagonal lines.
I have drawn diagonal lines of my house and located the crossing point of those two lines. Nonetheless, there is a good size pillar that
First, is off (not at) the crossing point of the diagonal lines of my house.
Second, is very close and almost next to the crossing point of the diagonal lines of my house.
Third, is from the first floor ground up all the way to the second floor ceiling.
Is somewhere inside the area of this good size pillar the center point of my house? Or you will have to see the sketch of the house in order to tell?
With Warmest Regards,
Anon

Dear Anon,

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Or
you will have to see the
sketch of the house in order
to tell?

Yes, you `hit-on-the-nail'. I went thru your description once and gave up understanding what u meant. Without that sketch, I don't think I can answer your question.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/26/2003 8:21:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
One of your comments is that
the center point of the house
is not as straightforward as
the crossing point of the
diagonal lines.
I have drawn diagonal lines of
my house and located the
crossing point of those two
lines. Nonetheless, there is
a good size pillar that
First, is off (not at) the
crossing point of the diagonal
lines of my house.
Second, is very close and
almost next to the crossing
point of the diagonal lines of
my house.
Third, is from the first floor
ground up all the way to the
second floor ceiling.
Is somewhere inside the area
of this good size pillar the
center point of my house? Or
you will have to see the
sketch of the house in order
to tell?
With Warmest Regards,
Anon