Good Lifestyle

"Old east of gold". You may have encountered this sentence several times in life and, otherwise, you will soon hear you and that's for sure that one of your friends or family member would use this sentence a few years later. Talking about "old" or "ancient", memories play a leading role as a person who mentions it. In addition, a real treasure is the memories that a person once lived. What happens if a person must re-live an incident in the same life? It would be more worthy than one of the treasures present on this earth ...

Dilapidated

A former school building has been dilapidated when the concept of new intelligent studies has entered current. Students preferred to study in a school where the latest teaching methods were used, hence conventional schools have been confronted with a drastic loss. One of these conventional schools was Centry High School, which had a brutal closure.

For sale

Since the school was no longer active, the owners thought of selling it so they can earn enough money. The school held a good reputation at the time, but now, the school looked more like a haunted building with zero rue and many rumors spreading in the city. This acted as a reason for his owners to sell the school building.

Sold!

A good deal has been defined! The owners managed to sell the building to a responsible person. The authority made a huge amount of money but few knew they were missing a chance to explore their property and look for something worthwhile to be discovered.

Pastor

A pastor named Seth Baltzell for the Church of the Hope City (CHC), on his social media page revealed that his goal of life is "to change the world; that's all." The possession of this old school building was part of the plan, he asked his owner and became a knowledge of lucky that the property was on sale.

Change

The CSC has found the sale price of the building to be affordable. Therefore, thought the purchase. The school building had to be used in a different way, through which the rush could be brought back. The pastor planned to make the website of the Community Center and Church of CHC.

A story never told

Centralia High School's classrooms, who used to buzz with murmurs at the time in the 1940s, they were resoned because of the void. The dusty tables and chairs presented their own melancholy story, the colisters cried for the touches of chalk and the shelves cried to a measure where they were swollen. One could feel a language of sadness entering a classroom that was once gay.