 to what we are, instead of just tearing it down and building something else. It happens so often. These homes, the detail in them, the workmanship, you don't see it anymore. And if you take the time to bring it back to life. And the house I grew up in in Lewiston, 100 years old, and I was so grateful that the guy who bought it a few years ago restored it in a way that I never imagined how beautiful it could be. But you preserve what is good.