What is a short-summary of the section titled, House, in the book, Becoming Animal?

In "House (Materiality I)," Abram writes in his dugout studio in his new house in New Mexico. Before moving here, he and his family lived in another home. This previous house was where his daughter, Hannah, was born. As an infant, she filled the space with youthful energy. When she left on a trip, Abram noticed the house's sadness. He spoke to the house, explaining where Hannah was, and the house's spirits lifted. Abram believes, like the house, that all objects and beings are animate.