Re: letting go
When the time comes for me to sell my cars, I won't have a problem with it. They are just things. I will have had my time with them and had my fun out of them. Whatever the new owner does with them will bring him fun too. That will be my legacy with them.
I know that when I go, my family will talk of the good times their parents had with those cars (although they can't understand why we do) and that will in turn, give them comfort. We are only the custodians of these cars for a short while, then someone else will take their turn. There are no pockets in shrouds!
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I'm part of the only ever generation with an analogue childhood and a digital adulthood.
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