Inside, The House Tells A Story
Even after so many years, the house still stands. The branches that form the walls and roof have aged, but they remain strong enough to hold the structure together. The floor is covered with layers of packed leaves, giving the inside a soft and natural feeling underfoot. Edith does not see the home as neglected. She sees it as alive, changing with the seasons and aging alongside her.
One of the most touching details is hidden in the branches. In one corner, small carvings can still be seen in the wood. Edith says they were made by her late husband, who helped build the home when they were newly married. Some are simple shapes, while others carry short messages about love, nature, and home. For visitors, the house may look strange at first. But for Edith, every branch and every mark holds a memory. What others might see as an old untouched house, she sees as the place where her life story has quietly grown.
