Miranda Lambert - The House That Built Me REACTION! THE NOSTALGIA IS REAL

[@bridgetsummerfield]

The home my husband and I own is a "centennial" home. It's over 100 years old. 1 day I was sitting on the steps and a man pulled up in front of the house. His Grandparents had owned our home. He came in and said not much of anything has changed since back then even. I had just taken down a coat hanger that was on the wall. Turns out he had made that for them and I asked if he would like it. He just lit up. It was so interesting to watch his eyes see now and back then.

[@zk6754]

Truth...I’ve looked in the windows. They’ve never owned it. It’s all been dad. Now I’ll take over. I realize I have to go to places others woul less likely go but I’m ok with that. I’ve always been scared to knock on that door & ask to Iook around.

[@Ashaasmith2]

This song has always reminded me of my grandparents house. I cried when my family had to sell it, and this song always stirs up that feeling

[@aurorarae_countrymusic]

Same here.. I grew up at my grandparent's house and when my father and aunts decided to sell it, I was broken hearted

[@jefferydsmith9966]

It’s amazing how this song relates to me. I grew up before the age of smartphones and social media. My favorite dog is buried in the backyard, and my initials are printed on the patio. I remember so much about “the house that built me.” There are day’s I would give anything to go back to those simple days and get away from this crazy world.

[@zk6754]

It’s fighting the tears. My cat Boots is buried back by the mulberry tree with bingo our dachshund. So many memories there. Considering one of my cats acts so much like Boots it’s scary.

[@melissalaperuta2481]

Yes.. the owners of the house that built me let us in to look around !!! My mom passed away in 2008 and we had multiple houses my parents built but we did have a house that built us and I am so thankful for that ! God is good ❤️

[@40tlccraw]

When this song came out my girlfriend called me and said that they wrote a song about me. I grew up in my home, I had the back bedroom and did my homework and learned to play my guitar in there. In my backyard is where my dogs are laid to rest. I’m now 54 and Im now back at my child hood home living here and have gone back to my old bedroom and played my guitar. I love how life comes full circle sometimes. I still want to see your reaction to “Skin” by Rascal Flats.

[@zk6754]

Same. When I take it I’m gonna sleep in my old room. Yes it’ll have changed but I’ll still see it as my childhood room.

[@gornhorror]

I actually did this exact thing. I was at a town wide garage sale and the people who bought my grandparents house were selling stuff. (Yes I grew up with my grandparents) I asked them if I could just go in and walk around. They let me and I was appreciative. I cried the whole way through. Then my wife told me about this song. It's been one of my favorites ever since. God bless my grandparents. I miss them. Thanks for reacting to this song. Please, please, please love people while they're around. :)

[@daniellec3225]

My grandma and grandpa sold a house they built together when I was about 8 yrs old. Lots of happy memories of when I was younger. I drove by that house going to see my cousin a few years ago, the nostalgia was real. I had just lost my grandma around then too. In fact I think that's why we specifically drove by that area.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Hulk Hogan went back to his childhood home and the guy let him look around and the guy handed Hulk a matchbox car, it was Hulk's brothers, Hulk broke down.

[@SpacyLacey06]

best comment hahah

[@zk6754]

If I left as they handed me a picture of my parents & me no doubt I’d break down

[@MsJodaBear]

Literally two days ago, I was cleaning my grandma’s house (she’s in a wheelchair and can’t vacuum and what not) and a man knocked on the door and asked if he could look around because her house used to be his grandparents house. She said it was fine, so he and his wife looked around for awhile and left.

[@Juliequeen771]

Yes, it happens. I went back to my childhood home when I saw an ad for a yard sale the current owners were having. The thought of going in had never entered my thoughts. When the owner found out I’d lived there, not going in was no longer an option. She was completely lovely and practically pulled me/us (hubby was there too) into the home giving me/us free reign to look anyplace we wanted. My husband and I were able to stand in the exact spot where he’d first told me that he loves me. I wouldn’t take anything for that experience.

[@blippacg]

My mom still lives in the house she bought when I was 7. It’s amazing to see my kids playing in the same yard or at the same park where I played when I was their age.

[@ediblemongoose]

Grew up in a 150 year old farm house, lived there for 13 years. I cried when we moved, that house meant so much to me.

[@MrTessaspringf]

Love this song. Makes me cry everytime I hear it. Reminds me of my family home before my parents divorced. Then many years later when my dad was dying be asked if I was taking him home. If my mom and sister were home waiting on us and I was taking him there. That's Home!

[@zk6754]

Thing is grandpas home now belongs to my cousin. Why I got 3 jobs. Take back dads old house. Make it MY home...make him proud of the man I’ve become.

[@tanyafield277]

My cousins and I went back to their parents house that they lived in as kids (I spent a ton of time there too) and the current owners let us walk around and reminisce and were super sweet about it! As adults the house looked SO much smaller than it had when we were kids.

[@peggysoutherland1183]

I spread the ashes of my brother on our old burnt down homeplace! Was a great feeling knowing that is where he wanted to be

[@xedra]

OMG this song. I have a childhood home I miss so much and the first time I heard this song, it broke me so bad. It still does.

[@kurtzt46036]

This song brings tears to my eyes right now. My mom passed away two years ago and now my dad has end stage alzheimer's and doesn't have much longer. When he passes the house that me and my brothers grew up in is going to be sold. I wish I was in the position to buy it but I can't. The thought of the house not being in my family makes me so dad.

[@countrygirl9046]

I play this song all the time. I wish so bad I could go back

[@HarperHalcomb]

Yes! I can't usually get through this song without tearing up. After losing my dad, the memories are more precious. Bittersweet.

[@tanyabarbee9367]

Yes, my mama still lives in the house I was raised in. 49yrs and counting❤❤ Only place that has ever felt like home!!

[@lauraanderson958]

We are incredibly lucky we still have my great grandparents house that was built around 1890 and added onto over the years and it’s incredible to see the generations through photos in and around the house 🥰🥰❤️ it’s not much and small but it’s home and will always be home and we still own it to this day ( my sister is living there now with her family ) anytime I feel “lost” I go there and re ground myself 🥰😍

[@Jennifer_615]

Yes! This song makes me cry bc my step mother lost the house us 4 children grew up in. No one to this this day lives in it... but if I could just come in I swear I'll leave... won't take nothing but a memory...

[@username559]

yes. I have a childhood house with those types of memories. We lived on the same road from the time I was born until my parents divorced when I was in college (20 y/o) ... I grew up on a "family" dirt road cul-de-sac out in the country. I have fond memories of a "house & family road" that built me.

[@Oreofay]

My grandma took her granddaughters back to the house she grew up in. It is a beautiful large Iowa farmhouse. The owners welcomed us like family and loved hearing her stories as we walked through. It's a memory I'll cherish forver.

[@jewellchastain4244]

There are two houses that I love, one is the one I grew up in I remember watching my brother play video games and playing with LEGOs in my brothers room,my dad and stepmom live in the house now. The second is my grandmas house that I live with her in,my grandfather who died when I was 2 helped finish the house he even died from cancer in the house,my room is upstairs and that is the part of the house that my grandfather helped finish so in a way I feel close to him. I hope to inherit the house one day so I can stay there.

[@Doc903]

This song, despite actually being quite an uplifting song, makes me break down everytime.

[@mysteria_1305]

It’s my grandparents house for me. Can’t imagine life without going there.

[@jasonadams7991]

Some times I drive passed my grandparents' house always gets me emotional, maybe one day I'll work up the courage to at least ask to see it one more time I would love to I know I'd probably cry. Every Sunday we had dinner there after church, Christmas Eve we'd go to church and then go back to gram and pap's house. My sister and I would open our stockings and eat homemade chocolate my gram made for us. Spent summer days there when my sister and I were too young to stay home alone while mom and dad were working. My grandparents have since passed away I miss them and that house dearly.

[@zk6754]

So warm & inviting. I still remember the amazing memories. Falling asleep on the floor as grandma watched murder she wrote

[@nickhill8612]

@@zk6754 I can relate. I was raised by my grandmother. Going to church with her on Sunday, and the Sunday dinners. I could go on and on.

[@vikinghawk78]

This is mine and my grand daughters song. I used to sing it to her to get her to sleep. We danced to it at my daughters wedding dance. I love it!!

[@lunarose698]

The childhood house I grew up in is where I live now. I had some fond memories of this house. So this song is very relatable to me.

[@cass16433]

I remember my grandparents house on the farm the most (8 hours drive from where I live) and the funny part is the house I live in is my childhood house (from age 5) but I visited my dad and his side of the family (and my 4 sisters) all the time growing up and my grandma was such a cook (as was my mom) so we would bake and cook constantly. Make rock candy and lemon tarts and homemade bread and buns. My love of cooking was implemented at such a young age and it was great seeing such a large family just scarf dozens of baked goods in a night as my moms side of the family is fairly small (the ones we interacted with anyway) and my stepdad family lived in another province.

[@benb4343]

Is it weird to go from child of the home to owner of the home? How does that happen, do you just never move out or do you move out & then come back after 5-10-20 years?

[@lunarose698]

@@benb4343 Well actually my mom owns the house but it's a big part of my childhood and I live with her.

[@nicolelylewis]

Same :)

[@dawnevans7254]

I also live in my childhood in Texas. I am in my 50s now and my parents bought it brand new in 83. I cant imagine moving out of this house ever.

[@berlyn3014]

This song hits me in the feels. Since I've been old enough to remember I've lived in 4 different places, the longest one for over 20 yrs. I moved after my mom passed away. This song makes me think a lot. I'm not the same person I was when I lived there and at times I miss certain parts of me the way I was back then. But there are other parts I wouldn't go back to for anything. I only live maybe 10 miles from there now. I think if I went back it would be very emotional and I'm not sure if it'd be in a good way or I'd just start really missing my mom even more. This song always makes me remember things from when I was growing up and makes me wonder if I had a chance would I go through our old house. I honestly don't know if I would or not.

[@zk6754]

I walked on to the property I didn’t care. Legally dad owns it so good luck kicking the owners son of the property. Considering the owner is dead makes that impossible. Placing my hand On the house...I felt the child in me call out. I felt it was supposed to be mine to begin with.

[@maggieg60]

I spent my first 18 years in the same house with my parents. It was HOME and I missed it so much after I moved out. Then, my mama got sick and passed away. After that, the place I’d loved so much was reduced to just.........a house. It was then I realized that it was home because Mama was there. I love this song, but it makes me cry.

[@KMH6290]

This song makes me sob. 😬😭 My grandparents built the home my mom grew up in. I spent so much of my childhood at their house. They sold it a few years ago. It breaks you when a whole lifetime of memories is in one place and that place is gone from your life.

[@alexiaanders5981]

I have a childhood home that my mom still lives in. I lived there from age 2 to 19. I just recently moved out and I have many memories from it

[@katiehall9077]

Yes, my grandparents. I grew up in their home. Just looking at pictures of it feels like the warmest quilt of love wrapped around you.

[@shawnj1966]

My mother cried when I played this for her. The home she grew up in was demolished years after we left. The neighborhood had gone to hell and was full of drugs and crime. It was sad.

[@shawnj1966]

I found blow up dolls buried in the back yard of my house. No way I'm letting that freak back over here! LMAO!

[@DepressinglyOptimistic]

Omg, I laughed.so hard

[@RowdyRuth]

Roflmao

[@dougieb4450]

At peast it wasnt real people buried. Not sure why it would bother u what someone does in their own home and nobody gets hurt.

[@Heyer1973]

Thank you for stopping the bawling 😭🤣

[@trickeytrickyvideos]

My grandma's house would be what I consider my "childhood house" - it's been a constant in my life since the day I was born. It will be sad when she is gone, and her house is sold, and I can't go back there.

[@bamacopeland4372]

yep at a house for 20 plus years and I pass by it every time I go see my best friend. well I just want to knock on the door to see what they did with the place. and as I get older those memories slowly start fading at least for me.

[@kdawson8981]

Yes I have a childhood home in small town Illinois. I haven’t seen it in over 10yrs. I wish the current owners would let me go inside if I visited. It would be amazing! My parents renovated the home and made it ours. Then we moved to Phoenix. Hard transition. This song is soooo nostalgic for me. ❤️

[@theoriginalamberrose5855]

My mom drove by her childhood house everytime we visited.. last year there was a forsale sign in yard and car in drive way.. I told her to go ask.. they let her in and she said she was flooded with memories ❤️

[@rachelsreads8559]

My parents and I moved around a lot, so for me that house was my grandparents. So much of my childhood was spent in that house and I have so many memories of it. I was so sad when they got too old to live in that house and had to move into a smaller one without stairs. We drove past it a few years ago and the outside looks nothing like it used to

[@jenneper]

I love this song. Thankfully my uncle did the best part of raising me and he still lives there.. I did go back to the house my parents lived in years ago and they did let me in. I mostly went to close the door on it. ❤ great song.

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

i got to see my childhood home again after about 20 years a couple years ago after my dad's funeral. almost didnt' recognize it. it was old, built around 1920, and they completely remodeled it but i could still recognize certain parts of it, the orignal "bones" were still there

[@marileecornelius1777]

I grew up in a tiny town in the desert and we had the same house for 30+ years, but it was demolished about 7 years ago. Still makes me sad to think about. BUT, my aunt still lives in that tiny desert town in a VERY similar house!

[@kathrynrichards2343]

Yes and 8 years ago I went back to see it, they had filled in the handprints! Broke my heart.

[@roshellebaker9621]

My grandma lived in a four room house in Arkansas. Some of my favorite memories were there. She’s been gone over 20 years now. Recently, my husband and I went back and found her old home place. The house was gone but I found her peach tree and the old back gate that went to the creek I played in. It meant a lot to me to find it.

[@wysteriaherr8306]

My dad died in the living room of the house I own with my mom. My father was on hospice care. He was set up in the living room in front of the fireplace place. My day died in his home surrounded by his family. I love that about my house.

[@kathynorris1332]

The house I grew up in recently burned and it broke my heart when I saw pictures but the memories remain some of my best memories are there

[@lindakight3597]

I drove by my old home a few times . When the new owners ripped out my mother’s dogwood tree and cut down the pine in the front yard , that was it . I never went back . It has since burned down , I have no desire to see what’s been built in its place .

[@Mickey-gn4lz]

my childhood house was only a two bedroom one bath with no central air in the Houston, TX area kitchen was so small that only one person could be in it at a time. Holidays were cramped but a blessing. Drove by it a few years ago and it's now a two story not sure how many rooms it has and I'm sure it has central air and heating now. Did even recognize it. :(

[@cass16433]

My mom used to love in a house that is now my aunt's neighbour house. We went past it and my mom freaked out looking so excited and confused at the same time (as she couldn't believe the house was soooooooo small) this house had over 5 bedrooms I believe and a whole bunch of other stuff but it literally looks like only a family of 3 could live in it comfortably (my mom is the youngest of 6 kids)

[@cyndisue62]

Yes!! This song hit my heart and took me right back to the house I grew up in. Unfortunately, that old Victorian has now been torn down. 😥

[@adrianburtis7842]

She is amazing her writing skills are top notch. Listen to Tin Man!!

[@ritamead6318]

She is phenomenally awesome!!!

[@simonplayon]

She didn't wrote this song though!

[@tharnden79]

Love Tin Man!!

[@earlgendron4603]

This song was pitched to Blake Shelton, but when she heard it, they agreed she should have it.

[@lessimeharuhi4236]

My parents still own the trailer and the land that we had since i was little. They moved the trailer when i was 9 when they bought the land, and it's survived all the hurricanes that hit us. The worst that happened was needing to redo carpets and insulation (in my room) and put a new roof and rebuild the front porch after katrina/rita tore it off

[@Eowyn187]

Jenny in Forrest Gump had such hurtful memories she needed to vent on her childhood home. I recently sold mine. I actually prayed over it that no one would create bad memories in that structure again. All is good.

[@cynthiaweller7148]

i live in ky and have for the past almost 20 yrs.. my childhood home is in northern ny.. my family moved in when i was 6 yrs old and moved out when i was 16.. i consider that the house i grew up in and the house that built me.. it was 162 yrs old when we moved in, and in 5 yrs it’ll be 200 years old.. i love and miss that house so much, that i haven’t felt whole in my heart & soul in the 23 yrs since moving out, part of me is still there inside those walls after all these years..

[@emilykostelecky5501]

My grandparents home is like that for me and I have gone back to it a few times and the people let me go in and sit by the stone fireplace and walk around. The family that lives there is so sweet. They have told me I can come by anytime

[@Crazyasianman286]

Damn. I wanna go home now. I moved out from the house I grew up in about three years ago. But damn this song makes me miss it.

[@mariepotter6537]

Yes i remembermy childhood home we called it our house by the lake it was miles an miles of fields we had 4 barns an our fav place the lake. I miss my home still to this day it was home an so very special.

[@froggergirl19]

I had a house from birth to like 23 or 25. It changed for me when my dad died when I was 17. After my mom moved out and closer to my brother and I; the rest of our family (grandparents, Aunties, cousins, ect), I went to my old house rang the door bell, showed them my permit/probationary driver's license that has the address and explained that I'm Denise's daughter and could I come in to take a look around. The wife remembered my mom and she said yes, of course, I always told your mom she could stop by and ask to see the house whenever. Our last name was still slightly visible on the mailbox. The walked me around the house and we talked. They were about it and the lady said to me that, she saw that at first I was a bit teary eyes and I smile and explained that coming back here is hard. It was where I was with my dad for 17 almost 18 years. So many memories came flooding back all at once. She said that I could come back at anytime. They were wonderful people.

[@CaitlinMaharg11]

This song came out around the time I graduated college and moved to NYC by myself. I used to sing this song when I was homesick

[@kimdolly]

Please react to Miranda Lambert's "Tin Man" live at the Country Music Awards. It was written after her divorce and it struck a chord. Thank you from an OG... My sister still lives in the house that Daddy built in 49 and where I was born. I went home and slept in the very bed that I was born on in 53. Bless you..

[@tharnden79]

I have two places like this for me. My grandparents and great grandparents houses. So many memories in both. They were the places I felt safest as a kid. I wish so often I could go back, mainly because I miss then so much!! Life was a lot simpler back then.

[@terrigail7]

My very favorite Miranda song!❤

[@TorchMeetsWorld]

"You cant go home again" Thomas Wolfe I learned that from one of my favorite movies growing up. Now And Then

[@lauraanderson-cook9924]

I come from a super small town .. and we still own the house my great grandparents built back in 1880 ... there are generations in that town...I moved away and this weekend I'm going back to visit I'm so excited

[@brightsprite62]

We did. The home i spent the first 23 years of my life. I'm 58 now. The home is gone now but the memories are just as strong now as back then.

[@kellyhazelett139]

Those opening chords stick me right through the heart

[@gulfgal98]

For some reason, this song reminds me of my grandparents' house. It is way away in another state, but for decades I have wanted to go back for just a few minutes and walk through it. Several years ago, a couple and their adult son came by our house. They had lived here many years ago. I had no problem inviting them in to see the house they once lived in.The photographs and movies used in this video are real life pictures of Miranda, her mother, father and brother.

[@DepressinglyOptimistic]

I have a childhood house, but it's not full of too many happy memories. I cherish the few I do have, and hold close the moments in those 4 walls that built me. Even more so was the best moments of my childhood in my grandparent's home. They built that house, and I miss it. Love this song so much.

[@nicolelylewis]

My mom still owns my childhood home, but my sister and her family live in it now. So now my nieces are growing up in the same house that me and my sisters did :) My parents were the second homeowners of it; they got it from an older couple, who didn’t have kids in the house, back in like 1985. It was destroyed in a house fire in 1993 (besides the two back bedrooms), and was rebuilt (cheaply....) from the same foundation. The inside was different though...I don’t know what it looked like before cuz I was born 9 months after the fire. Lol

[@lauraanderson-cook9924]

I recently went back home ( in arizona...I'm currently in tn) it was bittersweet ... my great great grandparents built a tiny one room house back in the 1880s .. both of my great grandparents died on the property...my grandma died in the living room and my grandpa in the bedroom...over the years it was added onto to ( went from just the one room to a 3 bedroom) I feel incredibly lucky to have that history there..going thru photos watching everyone grow up there ... from my grandpa learning to walk in the yard... and my mom and her siblings in the same yard and my siblings and I. And now my nephews and neices ...generations spent in that home ...so many happy memories...the house now sits empty and it breaks my heart

[@amandaribofpalmetto]

The auto recommended "We should be Friends" when you got to the end of the video... HILARIOUS, you'll be glad you watched it.

[@ShawolOT5]

I grew up military, as well. Currently living in my fourteenth home (which is a pretty low number, all things considered).

[@ShawolOT5]

Strike that-fifteenth. lol

[@stephallan2543]

Definitely, I agree take ALL the SLACK you need. God Bless and Stay Safe. I enjoyed this Reaction! 🙇🏻‍♀️🎤🎵🎸🎶😉👏🏽🇺🇸

[@hectorcartagena2870]

Great SONG !!!!!! Miranda Lambert is such a class act and a country treasure.

[@slvrangel22]

I grew up outside Philadelphia and moved to North Carolina. I go to visit my family and I still say, "I'm going home." My parents moved into my mom's childhood home after my grandmother passed away; but it's across the street from my childhood home. So even my grandmothers home holds memories. The whole neighborhood does. Nostalgia is always bittersweet. It would be nice if we could pack a bag and go spend a week visiting our childhood. I played outside most of the time!!! Video games were for rainy days or when the street lights came on or a short break was needed from the summertime heat or snowy days. And even then it wouldn't be long until I was back outside.

[@jackie_jrml]

Yup. 😭😭😭😭 nostalgic. Miss my childhood home.

[@southernenigma3427]

I was an army brat until my dad got out when I was 8. We lived on a farm after that. My dad built my mom a house when I was 20 and a few years later, the old farmhouse burned down. I was so sad. But man....I had a lot of memories in that house.

[@TheLongjohntim]

First time I heard this I was driving an 18 wheeler I had to put over and cry. There I admitted it. This song made this 40 something yr old trucker cry. I understand that as an army brat you wouldn't have the connection to this song that some of us would have. I lived in one house as I grew up. A lot of memories some good some not so good. I tend to focus on the good. On the other hand My sister only remembers the bad. Over all I'm the happy one. The house I live in now is 100 yrs old we've lived here 28 yrs. Yes we've had people come by that were related to the previous owners and wanted to look around we've enjoyed showing the changes we've made talk about the resident ghosts. Yes our house is haunted and we love it!

[@shelliecummins5972]

Yup.. military family here.. we did 26 yrs and bounced around alot.. this song makes me think of home.. my mom just sold my childhood house.. my dad died in 2015 of cancer so she sold the house & moved closer to me

[@melissaisloud7404]

I’ve inherited my childhood home. I’ve lived in the same home for 30 years. Since I was 6 years old. This place is sanctuary.

[@rebeccalitchfield6698]

Yes I do . And old house out in the country .lots of memories ! We didnt own it but lived their for years . My favorite place with the most memories . And yes I've asked to take a look at the place I once lived at . They were very sweet to let me take that tour . I guess the look on my face made them want to let me do this . I even had a picture painted of it .

[@monicat4]

I desperately wish I could go visit the farm I grew up on. My memories of childhood are so wonderful, filled with wonder and discovery and really learning about life. It makes me sad that most of today's kids will never get to experience that kind of childhood because they live through screens and other people's lives instead of living their own. I'm so so so glad we didn't have social media or even cell phones. Every moment was truly experiencing the moment and that is priceless because it lives inside your heart forever.

[@ninline2000]

You are so right about how trying to record the moment takes you out of it. Instead of being a part of it you become a spectator.

[@emilylakadosch7238]

We moved alot but theres one house that meant so much to us . we eventually moved back into it and live there to this day. lots of good memories

[@HillaryHuffine]

My constant "home" was my grandparents, and I live right behind them now. But those 2 acres and that little white house hold thousands of memories. That kitchen table is where I opened my college acceptance letter, and where we still have family dinners, and all holiday's.

[@amandad401]

I do have a house like this. I lived there from about 2 months old until I was 17. I was adopted as a baby and one of the stipulations for my adoption was that my parents couldn't move out of the county the adoption agency was in until the process was completed. They lived in a city at the time where the area they were in was becoming really bad. Not the type of place you'd want to raise children. The agency wasn't satisfied that my parents could provide me with a safe home as a result. They had to either move or give me up. My parents didn't make very much money between them though, and there was only one house in the county that was within their budget. They put in an offer, but it was below asking price, and it was rejected. My mum showed up on the doorstep of the house one day, crying. The elderly lady who lived there invited her in and my mum, through tears, explained that they were in the process of adopting a baby girl, and the adoption process would be stopped if they couldn't find a house in a safer area within the county. The woman called her real estate agent the next day and told her she wanted to accept the offer. That house created my family. Without it, who knows where I'd be? I drive by every now and again to see it. The owners since have taken care of it, which is nice to see.

[@sersastark]

And I'm in the moment 70% of the time but also feed my gut when it tells me to capture something.

[@francisarmentrout9278]

I had many House's I lived in while I was growing up but I remember them all but the one house I will never forget is the first house we lived in. That we moved out of when I was five but I do have many memories of that place.

[@crystalpaul2313]

Same house I came home from the hospital to is still where I'm at - truly the house that built me!

[@tonymoore8261]

Dad was in the air force so we moved a lot.. but my Grandparents house in Enterprise, Alabama was ( the house) and now they are pasted it's still family owned and I play this song when we go back , as well as Justin Moore's Heaven wasn't so far away.

[@LionsKillPp]

My grandparents house. My great grandfather built it, its coming up one 100 years old now. I feel like I have every creak my grandfather's steps would make as he'd come in from hunting memorized.

[@shannonbiehl4282]

Oh yeah. My parents had to sell the house I grew up in my senior yr of high school. My dad was an alcoholic, went to rehab it’s all good! Leaving the house was heart wrenching and the situation made it more heartbreaking!! This ones a tear jerker for me!! Good tears though!!

[@victorialoving0572]

It was an apartment for me. I grew up there basically. I lived there from 2 to 12, for 10 years. There is so many memories in the small little apartment and it was so hard to leave and I still miss it💕

[@stacydieleman4847]

I was pretty much homeless most of my childhood but I remember my grandpa’s house. Grew up there most of the time.

[@bettygossell3408]

Yes, I have a house like that. Would love to go back

[@AngelaUpdike-e9s]

Yes.s highschool friend owns it now.and ive told him one day he will come home with me on his front porch swinging my feet listening to headphones.a part of my heart is forever there

[@heathermakin4308]

I went back to the house I never remembered out of them pictures because I was so young whenever we moved. And I went back one day and tell them I used to live there and they let me come inside and look around it was strange exciting and fun I couldn't believe it

[@tandraallen8398]

I'm new to your channel but I Love it! I'm 50 so I rem when there wasnt always a camera to get pics with, so we just Lived it! I do wish i had captured more of it.. I wish I had movies of my daughters when they were small. I have pics but no video because the camcorders where Expensive when they first came out! Now that I have daughters I'm sorta torn because I Can capture special moments at any given time but I find that, like you said, we tend to not live the moment because we're so busy trying to film it. Anyway, I'm loving your stuff. Thank you for your service to our country as well. Sending love your way from Tn! #ArmyWife PS; listen to Mirandas song Tin Man..it'll get ya!

[@samalsid966]

My family owns a camp that basically raised me. I get to go next week for the first time since last summer. It made me who I am