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Dear Mr Cecil Lee or Mr Robert Lee My partner and I currently have our bed set up in our bedroom so we can see our daughter sleeping in her bedroom.Thebedrooms are directly opposite each other. This means that my partner and I and my daugher sleep in a position where we are all facing the bedroom door. My daughter can see us from her bedroom while sleeping and we can see her from our bedroom while sleeping. I have set up my daughter's bed so she can see usso she won't be scared at nights sleeping by herself. I know in Feng Shui you are not suppose to sleep facing the bedroom door. Is this right or can we get away with it in this case. We are also lucky because our sleeping positions are very similar, that is, we are all currently sleeping with our heads towards the East. Daughter DOB: 4/5/2004 My DOB: 19/8/1961 Partner DOB: 4/4/1968 Thank you for your kind response. Regards Mary 17/11/008

Dear Mr Cecil Lee or Mr Robert Lee These are very short questions: 1.In relation to Plastic (which a lot of modern day items are made out of) - whichelement is plasticconsidered? 2. Also another curious thing I've been thinking about is when a furniture has 2 elements (say wood and metal) for instance which element do you count as the main one? (For instance I have three drawers made out of cane but what keeps it all together is a metal frame). Kind regards Mary Sydney, Australia