- Sean Robertson, 55, lived in the same house in Tasawasen, British Columbia, throughout his life.
- He suffered from major, good and bad features, while he was living in this house.
- While he says that staying in his position has privileges, he also feels that he may be ready to change.
This exciting article is based on the conversation with Sean Robertson, 55, from Tasawasen, British Columbia. It was released for length and clarity.
I am 55, and me Lived in one house My whole life. I never met anyone who lived in the same house as long as I have.
My parents originally lived in Richmond in British Columbia, Canada, and when they started thinking Adopting a child – I – decided that they need to be in a more rural environment.
The small town of Tsawwassen is suitable for this bill. He had a good school system and was vibrant and provided. Therefore, in late 1968, they bought the land and built the house. The summer of 1969 was completed.
The house is a very German style. My father was Scottish, but I think he loved his appearance. There is a brick on the bottom facade and plaster with what was on the edge of a dark structure. It is a double -floor building with five bedrooms and Den.
I loved this house
After adopting it, my parents brought me home from the hospital at the end of September 1969. The house was great for us – at the time, it was just two adults and a young child. My older brother John was 20 years old and he had I already left the house.
I was a somewhat only child, so I had a free profit at home. It is a shape like U with this big balcony in the middle, and playing there was the dream of every child. I remember to wander all the different types of games and bikes. There was a fairly large backyard, so there was always a room for running.
Soon from my wife, Corrie It is associated withBoth my parents are healthy. We decided that we would live with them so that they could stay at the home that they built for as long as possible.
I have faced many landmarks in that house, whether good or bad. When she married Cori, the house was the sliding point for the groom’s legs. We welcomed our four children while living there and moved to the death of my father in 2004 and my mother in 2015. Since then, we have had parties to two of our children at home and hosted a shower for our granddaughter.
I know all the dodges at home, and there is a deep knowledge there. We have friends who are still amazed when they discover that we are still in the same place. Life does not usually allow this anymore, whether it is jobs, children or Economic turmoil. I feel very lucky to do so.
I also consider many neighbors like a family. Many of them have lived around us for 30 years easily or more. Only recently, a few new new ones come, while the old may reduce its size.
We have thought about moving before, and we still do sometimes
There were times over the years we would have moved if we could get it. However, my wife and I felt it was extremely important for our children to settle during adolescence years.
Retired In September 2024, I do not see our children controlling the house because they go in different directions. There is no specific date for selling home; However, we are actively looking in other places to live – perhaps the Ukanagan region of British Columbia.
If you are honest, I think it will make it easier for me if the house developer is demolished. He will always feel like our home, and if I am driving the car and see it has changed, I think I am sad. On the other hand, if the house has completely disappeared, I will drive and think, “We have a nice life here.” It will be different.
We have a lot of memories at home and such deep roots there. But memories come with you through pictures and stories. Children have great memories, and that’s all I need.
