If you ever had to renovate your home, you should appreciate this story. This lady was redoing the wallpaper in her newly acquired house when she stumbled upon a sweet note from the previous owner.
Of course, she shared the note online, as one would, and everybody totally loved it. Has that ever happened to you? I want to know your stories.
Like many others around the world, Charlotte found herself with some extra time on her hands because of the pandemic. She was looking for something interesting to do to pass the time at home.
As she began removing the old wallpaper, she was surprised to find a note from the previous homeowner that had been tucked away.
Her photo of the letter quickly went viral and has been shared over 14,000 times to date on the platform. But what did this mysterious note say? Well, whoever left it definitely had a sense of humor.
The note went on to say, "I bought just six rolls at $17 per roll on 5/12/97 and didn’t have enough. It really pissed me off.”
LOL! Not what you would expect to find while redoing your wallpaper.
Charlotte thought it was really considerate of this person to leave a kind note behind, so she wouldn't make the same mistake as well.
When you find something like this, your natural instinct is to want to find out what happened to the original owner.
She shared an update on Facebook saying that one of Jon's relatives contacted Charlotte and confirmed that he wrote the note. As it turns out, Jon dislikes social media so he never saw the original post go viral. Of course!
And by "object", I mean a feral cat that lives in the backyard. You heard me right. That's exactly what happened to a new homeowner in Washington. She got a letter from the previous owners asking her to take care of the wild cat that had been living the backyard for over a decade. I kid you not.
OMG, look at that face. I bet he's thinking, "Who the heck are these new people disturbing my peace?" I'm dying here.
They honored the request of the previous homeowners and affectionately named the cat Razum Dar, or Raz for short. And he's still hanging in their backyard.
I gotta say, I wouldn't mind having a little friend like that to take care of. He might be feral but he looks pretty calm.
It's always great to get some help renovating a place somebody else has owned before. But then again, who can resist a cute kitty? I guess it goes to show that you never know what you'll find when you move into a new home.
