Friday, September 17, 2004
BAD FENG SHUI
I've previously discussed how our house must have bad feng shui because of all the bad things that have happened to the house or happened to us since living here. The most glaring example is, of course, when the van almost drilled our house head on, but luckily, was stopped inches away by our cement poles (which are still not fixed, by the way).
But recently, we've had two more examples. Our handyman was in our attic doing work when he slipped and fell and hurt his back. Therefore, he is unable to complete the long list of things he was going to work on for us. Everything is half done (including cement work and electrical work). And we haven't heard from him yet as to how he is doing.
And this past Thursday, a loud crash sent Karena running from the kitchen into the side of the house where yet another car went barelling into the side of our house. This time, a tree and a sprinkler head took the brunt of it and managed to save our wall (where the basketball hoop is).
So the question is: Should we consider these things blessings since the house technically wasn't damaged? Or should we pick up and move right away?
I've previously discussed how our house must have bad feng shui because of all the bad things that have happened to the house or happened to us since living here. The most glaring example is, of course, when the van almost drilled our house head on, but luckily, was stopped inches away by our cement poles (which are still not fixed, by the way).
But recently, we've had two more examples. Our handyman was in our attic doing work when he slipped and fell and hurt his back. Therefore, he is unable to complete the long list of things he was going to work on for us. Everything is half done (including cement work and electrical work). And we haven't heard from him yet as to how he is doing.
And this past Thursday, a loud crash sent Karena running from the kitchen into the side of the house where yet another car went barelling into the side of our house. This time, a tree and a sprinkler head took the brunt of it and managed to save our wall (where the basketball hoop is).
So the question is: Should we consider these things blessings since the house technically wasn't damaged? Or should we pick up and move right away?
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You've been hit with a one-two punch, which doesn't just have to do with odd feng shui, but the fact that Glendale is full of bad drivers.
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