There are certain things we carry with us.
Not because of what they cost or how rare they are, but because of the quiet memory they hold. The way they remind us of where we come from. The way they shape who we become.
This 1972 Porsche 911, which I call Finley, is more than a car. It is a memory I can touch. It reminds me of my father and the way he moved through the world. With care. With patience. With intention.
I have learned that the most meaningful things in our lives are the things we grow into slowly. Not purchased quickly or because others might admire them, but chosen because they feel true. Allowed to become part of us over time. Lived with. Remembered.
If you have a quiet moment today, I would like to share the story.
I’m grateful you’re here.