My friend saw this public post on Facebook:

She sent me a screenshot, asking, “Do you ever get tired of this?”  

No, I don’t get tired of people taking pictures of the house where Kody Brown used to live with his plural wives.  At least, I haven’t gotten tired of it yet. It’s not as if there’s a constant stream of cars — it’s more like a couple of times a month — and I just think it’s funny.

We always try to get a picture of the person taking pictures of us. Here’s a collection of some of the photos we’ve taken of people driving past our house while taking photos or videos.

When someone is slowly driving by with their phone out, I do find one thing annoying, to be honest: When they notice us watching them, they almost always drive away, as if they’re doing something wrong.  

Under different circumstances, I would feel differently about uninvited strangers regularly taking photos of my home.  But I understand the desire to see the original Sister Wives house.  I don’t think devotees are doing anything wrong when they seek out the house and drive by.

Rather than quickly drive away with their guilty consciences, I would prefer it if the fans would wave “Hello!” or roll down their window and say, “We’re just looking at Kody Brown’s old house!  Hope you don’t mind!”  

And yes, the Facebook post is correct. Rather than having a horse pasture across the street, we now live across from a housing development with dozens of new single-family homes. In the above photos of the cars, you can easily see signs of the ongoing construction.