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The 2nd best was my mk7.5, only because it didn’t have ventilated seats.

Plain Greek yogurt, banana, blueberries, strawberries, walnuts, honey.

I see this car in my garage every day and it always looks pristine. Makes me miss my 2nd gen which I owned from 2014-2018. I’ve since had a 2018 WRX, 2018 Golf R, and now a 2026 Golf R but my 2010 MS3 is still the most fun car I’ve ever owned. I will get another someday.

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Not only is this float home larger than the average house in America, but it even has an underwater finished basement.

I was recently going through my archives, and wanted to share some photos from a short trip I took to Seattle for a concert in 2023. I haven’t been back since, but can’t wait for the opportunity to return. What a beautiful city.

Opening up this oatmeal stout from Maine Beer Company after a recent trip to Maine. Fortunately for me, my girlfriend’s mom is afraid of flying, so she drove the 12 hours to Maine and I was able to send back several bottles in her car.

I spent four days between Portland and Boothbay last week. A short trip, but it was the first time I had been to Maine in 15 years and I was quickly reminded why I love it so much. I hope you enjoy these as much as I enjoyed taking them.

I loved the 7.5 but this car is an improvement in almost every way for me. I miss the Fender system, physical climate control knobs, and auto hold. No creaks and rattles thus far, which the 7.5 was notorious for in my experience. The car just feels more refined and planted, but that’s certainly not knocking the 7.5. Ventilated seats are glorious when it’s 90+ out. ECU crack can’t come soon enough so I can code out the badge light and light bar.

Hit 750 miles today and decided to do a little pull. Honestly, feels almost as quick as the 7.5 with EQT stage 1. No regrets.

Went to shoot this 911 and a stray cat kept following us around, so naturally we had to incorporate it into the shoot.