Sometimes neighbors disagree.

The Flintstone House is in Hillsborough, California. (AP/Eric Risberg)
Florence Fang owns the house. (AP/Eric Risberg)
“The Flintstones” is an old cartoon show. (Handout)
Mrs. Fang made her house look like it was in the Flintstones show. (AP/Eric Risberg)
Mrs. Fang and neighbors made an agreement. They decided the house could stay. (AP/Eric Risberg)

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Mrs. Fang built a cartoon-like house. Neighbors do not like it. They went to court.

Finally, they made an agreement. “The house can stay.”

Read More: Hillsborough, California, has rules about the kinds of houses people may build there. Florence Fang really liked a cartoon show called “The Flintstones.” (Ask your grandparents about it!) She built a house that looks like the cartoon’s houses. She put cartoon-like statues in her yard. Hillsborough has rules about what people can have in their yards. Mrs. Fang agreed to follow some of those rules. Proverbs 16:7 says, “When a man’s ways please the Lord, he makes even his enemies to be at peace with him.”