Measure Twice, Cut Once

Mia never expected to find a father in a cranky old man who yelled at squirrels and spent his afternoons working on wood in the sun.

Arthur Callahan became her mentor, her confidant, and the steady presence she had always longed for- a father figure she never had. Together, they built more than wood and nails; they built trust, patience and a sense of belonging they both needed.

Heartwarming and reflective, this story follows an unlikely friendship and the enduring power of mentorship, memory and connection.