“You bought us a landfill!” the child snorted when he first saw his family coming home. And it didn’t seem to be very wrong.
“Wonderful Mom, you bought your own landfill for us! ” tokaisi Selena Pesosen a child when he first saw the family’s future home, an old tile factory.
And as the saying goes: from the mouth of the child that truth comes.
The tile factory, originally built as a livestock shelter in the 1880s, was in good condition. The last small business owners had left the building in the 1990s, and the building had been allowed to decay in peace for more than a decade. In 2003, there were cracks in the walls and the roof grew with moss.
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