How you will react , when someone send you a video of the house where once you lived 17 years ago ?

My house has been turned in an ugly McMansion🙁

After I sold my mother's house for her, I looked it up again on Zillow. Ten years had passed, and it was shocking. The people who lived there allowed the in ground sprinkler system to remain unrepaired. The little sprinklers were all above ground, and all the grass was yellow and dead.

My mother was SO proud of her lawn.

I would like to see the inside. The outside and grounds look much different now. The older couple living in the house where my wife grew up invited us for a tour a few years ago. She enjoyed telling them about how it was in the 60's and 70's.

I actually have my old places saved on Zillow so if they do go up for sale, I can check them out. I was able to go through the house I grew up in a while back, and it was interesting to see what they changed and didn't change. I really liked what they did with the backyard.

I sold my first house to people who were going to rent it out. I had a friend who ended up renting it, and so got to see it. They did a lot of upgrades, it was cool--though--to see my woodwork had held up all those years.

Buildings often evoke strong emotions.

The house I lived in 17 years ago was the house I lived in until 3 months ago. The changes are mostly of our own doing on tbe outside ( which was re-done 5 yearsago), so only some changes indoors which would be minor as the purchasers moved in right after the sale.

We drive by the house we lived in 17 years ago every time we go to town.. the people there now totally trashed the place 😳

I haven't lived in one place more than a couple years at a time. Kinda weird to think about honestly. Don't really have an attachment to a place.

It depends on the related memories. If mostly bad, I'll delete the video. If mostly good, ill watch every now and then

That was a time when I lived somewhere that was not "My Home," it would not phase me one bit.

The place where I grew up in was no more twenty years later.

Today, it's totally unrecognizable.





Everything changes.
Life is change.

Well, it came from the insurance company saying they were not going to renew the policy. No time for fond memories. 🥺

Do you know this person?

Was it a happy time when you were living there?

what place is that?

Kind of cool

I don't have that. Both previous houses I've been in were heavily remodeled, even the outsides look different. My folks still live in one of the places.

However, my grandparent's home hasn't changed a bit since i was a little kid and it's wild when I visit - I live a thousand miles from them so it's not often

Whenever we go back home I always like riding past the old houses I lived in and seeing how the neighborhood looks.