The Hebert Candy Mansion
Thomas Wolfe once said, “You Can’t Go Home Again”. Well actually, the guy never really said that. Apparently it was one of his close friends who coined the phrase, and Wolfe just liked the sound of it, so he got permission to use it as the title of one of his books, a novel that was posthumously published in 1940. But you get the idea. The point is, people tend to view the past through rose-colored glasses, remembering things much more fondly than they actually were. “You can’t go home again” is normally used as a cautionary phrase, warning people to manage their expectations before they go and revisit places from their past. See, our favorite childhood haunts are never the same when we go back as adults—…