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The Road We Choose
In Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken,” a traveler stands at a fork in the woods. The traveler chooses the path “less traveled by” and later says it “made all the difference.” While I once saw it as a high school analogy about life’s choices, I now see as a reminder that every step—small or large—shapes not only who we...
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