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<em>I’m excited to announce that I’m now contributing to Chevy Culture, a lifestyle and auto site sponsored by Chevrolet. Click through for the full post on Chevy Culture, and come back in the next few weeks and months for more.</em>

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There’s just something about boys and cars, isn’t there?

I have three sons under the age of eight, so I know that the love of cars starts in early boyhood. My kids drive toy cars on the kitchen counter as I make our breakfast. They always carry a little car or two in their pockets when we’re out and about for the day. I find cars parked between the couch cushions after bedtime. Vroom-vroom is the background music of our days, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love to see my boys take their imaginations for a spin, even if I’m constantly at risk of stepping on some random vehicle left on the floor.

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