Yeah, it does. When some people talk about it, even if it's not the most positive, it's still a curiosity to me. Yeah, you're right, those kind of things happen anywhere else, too. The risk of coming across those two things, together, are just higher, there, right? I don't live in a neighborhood, to be fair.
Yeah? I've always liked an old house. Doesn't need to be big or anything. But old, to me, carries more history in it, you know? A new house, you can't ask the realtor if it's haunted, that's not all that fun. I would like to know if my house is haunted. But, more roomier houses can fit all my stuff from exploration, and experimenting with hobbies. Also, bookshelf room, that's a must.
I'd say so. Well, if you turn it into a selling opportunity, I'd look forward to buy something! Yes, handling a dangerous tool like with any hobby like that, would certainly require a solid ability to focus. Agreed. It's not something, like anything, you can easily master right out of the gate. That's always fun, navigating your way around, and learning as you explore techniques. Not only that, but at the moment, yeah. You should! If that's what you want to do.
It's worth a visit! I wouldn't avoid it or anything. Just make sure you're [...] paying attention while you're there.
Well, yeah, an old house literally has more history. Because it's old. Even new houses can be haunted. It's probably less likely, but can still happen. And I definitely wouldn't say that having a haunted house would be fun. I've been What kind of exploring do you do? And what things do you bring back? I don't have much stuff, really, so I don't need a lot of space.
Sure! I don't usually sell my stuff but if I start creating physical works of art I'll probably have to. If I do, I'll be sure to come to you for woodworking tips.


















