Monthly Archives: February 2010
WHEN *NOT* TO LET GO: Tenacity & Customer Satisfaction
Are you the kind of person who doesn’t followup when something you’ve paid for turns out to be unusable? Let me give you an example. I bought a pint of Haagen-Dazs ice cream from my grocery store awhile ago and when we opened it to eat it, there was a chalky weird texture to it…. Continue reading
Filed under Feng Shui, Self Help, Wealth & Finances
FANCY PAINTED WALLS: Back in Style?
I’ve been told fancy gemstone painted walls are making a comeback…check out the malachite stone green faux painted walls… Continue reading
Filed under Architecture, Design, Feng Shui, Interior Design
HEALTHY FENG SHUI
Having been suffering for a week now with a bout of bronchitis (aches all over, headache, sore throat, and wheezy dry cough), I have had plenty of time to ruminate over old moldy axioms such as “Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy,wealthy, and wise.” It really is true… Continue reading
Filed under Feng Shui, Getting Organized, Healing Energy, Health & Fitness, Qi, Self Help
VANITY FAIR WHITE WASH
What’s wrong with this picture? Since it was taken by reknowned photographer Annie Leibovitz there’s nothing that could possibly be technically wrong with it. But even an old white chick like me is more than slightly embarrassed that… Continue reading
Filed under Celebrities, Feng Shui, Fun, politics, Reading, Uncategorized
POISON ARROWS
When I look at magazine layouts of architecture and design, I look at them with my feng shui eyes. While it’s always impressive to see luxury homes where no dollar was spared, that doesn’t mean they got the feng shui right… Continue reading
Filed under Architecture, Design, Feng Shui, Feng Shui Home, Interior Design, Qi
HISTORIC DUKE B & B: Thumbs Up!
Where to stay in Charlotte, NC…. Continue reading
FIDDLE-DEE-DEE, FIDDLE LEAF FIG!
–demonstrates really good feng shui. The broad shaped leaves without points, the lushness and health of the plant, and the way it embraces the seating arrangement are all wonderful points to consider when selecting indoor plants. Your only challenge is keeping it healthy…. Continue reading
Filed under Feng Shui, Interior Design, Plants & Outdoors
ALL HEARTS ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL
…The problem? It looks like a large chunk is missing…the love it represents symbolically either isn’t complete, is falling apart, or is missing something important. It could also symbolize heart health issues. This type of art work does NOT belong in your Love & Relationship area nor the Family & Health area nor any bedroom …. Continue reading
Filed under ART, Feng Shui, gifts, Interior Design, Love & Relationship
SIMPLE FENG SHUI SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY ROOM IN A HOUSE
…What’s wrong with this light-filled bedroom, you ask? Nothing that Feng Shui By Fishgirl can’t fix. First, remove the mirror. You don’t need it to bring in light—there’s already natural… Continue reading
Filed under Architecture, Command Position, Design, Feng Shui, Feng Shui Home, Interior Design, Plants & Outdoors, Qi
REFLECTIONS ON HANGING MIRRORS
…The correct placement of mirrors can greatly enhance the feng shui of any space and solve feng shui problems. Where and when to use a mirror?… Continue reading
Filed under Design, Feng Shui, Feng Shui Home, Feng Shui Office, Interior Design, Qi
