Housewarming gift?

[myfs_38037]

I'd like to get a housewarming gift that shows my dear friend that I regard her as a sister. Her new home has a lot of windows, Is located on a lakefront, has exposed beams... so there seems to be a lot of work to be done. Any suggestions?
Wendy

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Wendy,
In my opinion, having a lot of windows may not necessarily be bad. The only issue is if there are poison arrows aimed through a window, it should best be neutralised.
For a house with exposed beams, the best advise is not to place e.g. sofas or seats directly below the beams. For example, a person sitting below it.
Otherwise, if one does not sit below the beam for a time, it should not be an issue.
Sometimes, (surprisingly) such a house may instead have good or even excellent Feng Shui because of its frontage which may give a quantum leap.
For a gift, it is my belief that geniune friendship is far more dear than any materials gifts. So continue to `treat each' other as sisters....
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/17/00 4:34:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I'd like to get a housewarming
gift that shows my dear friend
that I regard her as a sister.
Her new home has a lot of
windows, Is located on a
lakefront, has exposed
beams... so there seems to be
a lot of work to be done. Any
suggestions?
Wendy

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Wendy,
A further advise, I would like to add is that where possible, at the frontage of the house i.e. at the location, if there are too many windows, (in relation to the frontage area of the house, not all windows should preferably be opened fully.
Here, if there the main entrance is also at the frontage, please avoid opening too many windows.
In my opinion, it is particuarly important if the main entrance is at the frontage and not at the side of the building. And if there are e.g. sliding doors at this same frontage.
In such a situation, it is best not to open the sliding doors and main door at the same time.
Usually, the characteristics of such a house is e.g. where the ladies or women in the house, not being able to `marry'. This is one of the characteristics I had discovered based on quite a number of houses with such `problems'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/17/00 7:17:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Wendy,
In my opinion, having a lot of
windows may not necessarily be
bad. The only issue is if
there are poison arrows aimed
through a window, it should
best be neutralised.
For a house with exposed
beams, the best advise is not
to place e.g. sofas or seats
directly below the beams. For
example, a person sitting
below it.
Otherwise, if one does not sit
below the beam for a time, it
should not be an issue.
Sometimes, (surprisingly) such
a house may instead have good
or even excellent Feng Shui
because of its frontage which
may give a quantum leap.
For a gift, it is my belief
that geniune friendship is far
more dear than any materials
gifts. So continue to `treat
each' other as sisters....
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Users,
Please note that:-

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Usually, the characteristics
of such a house is e.g. where
the ladies or women in the
house, not being able to
`marry'. This is one of the
characteristics I had
discovered based on quite a
number of houses with such
`problems'.

Is currently based on my observations and could be a coincidence but have always kept an open mind and Keep-in-view of further occurences of the above i.e. I do see more of such `coincidences', or if you know such cases, please feedback to this forum on this.
As for now, do take it as just my personal opinion (not to be taken too seriously).
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/17/00 11:30:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Wendy,
A further advise, I would like
to add is that where possible,
at the frontage of the house
i.e. at the location, if there
are too many windows, (in
relation to the frontage area
of the house, not all windows
should preferably be opened
fully.
Here, if there the main
entrance is also at the
frontage, please avoid opening
too many windows.
In my opinion, it is
particuarly important if the
main entrance is at the
frontage and not at the side
of the building. And if there
are e.g. sliding doors at this
same frontage.
In such a situation, it is
best not to open the sliding
doors and main door at the
same time.
Usually, the characteristics
of such a house is e.g. where
the ladies or women in the
house, not being able to
`marry'. This is one of the
characteristics I had
discovered based on quite a
number of houses with such
`problems'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil