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Sometimes the road less taken is less taken for a reason.
Sometimes the road less taken is less taken for a reason.
Sometimes the road less taken is less taken for a reason.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. An excerpt from the poem, “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost I always…
In a world of bucket lists and tourists traps, perhaps a tiny church, a churchyard, and solitude are all we need.
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ಈಗ ಎಕ್ಸ್ ಪ್ರೆಸ್ ಹೈವೇಗಳ ಕಾಲ. ಎಲ್ಲಿ ನೋಡಿದರೂ ಅವುಗಳೇ. ಇತ್ತೀಚಿನ ಕೇಂದ್ರ ಸರಕಾರದ ಯೋಜನೆಯಿಂದ ಎಲ್ಲ ನಗರಗಳಲ್ಲೂ ಎಕ್ಸ್ ಪ್ರೆಸ್ ವೇಗಳು ರಾರಾಜಿಸುತ್ತಿವೆ.
Sometimes the road less taken is less taken for a reason.
Sometimes the road less taken is less taken for a reason.
Sometimes the road less taken is less taken for a reason.
Sometimes the road less taken is less taken for a reason.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by,And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost, “The Road Not Taken” I recently rediscovered Robert Frost’s famous poem, “The Road Not Taken.” The person in the poem stands at a crossroads– does he take the Continue Reading
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Many of us had a favorite poem during our school years, beautiful poems such as William Wordsworths Daffodils, Robert Frosts The Road Less Taken and Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare were a few of my favorites. Is was not until years later that I really began to appreciate the beauty of poetry. Poems can have […]
In the classic creamy vs. crunchy debate, we've steadfastly taken the road less traveled and stuck to our signature coarse-ground texture, which is neither (but also kind of both). However, we are here to pay homage to the nut butters of yore and make our opinion known. Crunchy Sorghum Peanut Butter celebrates the peanut in all its deliciousness. In fact, we think it tastes like warm ballpark peanuts fresh from the shell, with the perfect amount of sorghum to bring out the salt. To heighten the crunch in every bite, we make the base nut butter smoother than our signature coarse grind, then mix in fresh-roasted split peanuts. Signature Color: Sorghum Plant Green Allergen Info: Contains peanuts and coconut. May contain traces of tree nuts.
Travel the road less taken, and explore the underrated things that the beautiful state of Vermont offers before fall is over and winter arrives.
A contemporary typography piece of Robert Frost's The Road Not Taken.
This free spirit has truly taken the road less traveled.
Taken aback by the generous and caring \"Enlightened Ones,\" Maggi is convinced to leave her dysfunctional home for what will now be her true family. The past lives of all involved unravel as they give up all their worldly possessions to build paradise on a remote island with their enigmatic leader, John Cronus. Have the Enlightened Ones taken the road less traveled, or have they sealed their fate with a madman? Enlightened Ones are required to feel a great sense of community, but what happens when the rules change? How will they handle it when their sense of trust is questioned? In a society where betrayal is not an option, what will they stoop to in order to escape, and who will take the blame when their plans mistakenly lead to one of the greatest tragedies of their time?
Discover an uncharted road trip on the great east-west coastal highway that rolls through Turkey's unexplored Black Sea region all the way to Georgia.
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One perfect word quickly comes to mind when trying to distill the effect of Theodore Jerome Cohen’s collection of short (truly short) stories in The Road Less Taken. The word is: Gripping. And I do not use that word lightly. I mean, utterly, sometimes devastatingly, gripping. Almost in the literal sense that these narratives – some more like vignettes - reach out to grasp your attention and your mind and threaten to pull your body deep inside their imaginative but all too physical reality. The brief nature of each story works to its advantage, as if one is given a tantalizing but gripping – there’s that inevitable adjective again – glimpse into a moment so intense and so fraught with consequence and pregnant with meaning, usually historical, one wants (but also fears) to hang around just to see the future outcome. In The Road Less Taken, Theodore Jerome Cohen gives fair warning that truth and fiction are woven together closely, too closely for one to pick apart. Although this in large part explains the potency of these momentary glimpses into the past, it is Dr. Cohen’s impeccable writing skills that give to them such a ... you know the word by now ... quality. One might be sharing an old friend’s revelation of meeting secretly at night, on a ship, with the three allied leaders of WWII where the presumably well-known friend startlingly turns out to offer the sole solution to the travesties caused by German U-boats, or one might be witnessing purely through a diary’s late-to-come translation the dissolution of a young girl’s mind. The feeling throughout this profound book is one of extremely personal secrets, with major historical importance much too long withheld, suddenly exposed. Reading Dr. Cohen’s stories is a heady experience. And utterly, you know, gripping.
These great experiences in Chicago will have you coming back again and again.
The great poet, Robert Frost, is probably best remembered for the phrase “the road not taken.” He concludes his poem “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.” Life is often described as a journey with many roads and pathways, and there are many times in our lives when we will come across a 'fork in the road' which forces us to make a decision about which way to go. Hmm!!! We think, 'which way do I go? Now, so and so took that path, and she seems very happy. Maybe that's the way I should go, too. And then we take some time to think about it and perhaps we decide that's not really what we are looking for. We don't want to settle. An example is a childhood friend. When I moved away to settle in the big city, she was already married with one child and another on the way. She seemed so happy, and I guess probably she was, but that was the path SHE chose. I, on the other hand, I was always the rebel; I wanted more out of life. I wanted to see the world, so even though I had given some serious thought to settling down, that was not the road I wanted to take. There is no one true path that is right for everyone. Some may believe there is, but that simply is not true. As I grew older, my mom was always nagging me about finding myself 'a good man and settling down.' 'Yeah, like you did?' I thought. Maybe it was seeing her life and how it had turned out, how bitter she had become, how resentful of her own child she was...maybe that was my reason for choosing a different life for myself. I didn't want to find myself saddled down with a man I had no feelings for (for the sake of the child) while spending my evenings cheating with the real love of my life. Always to-gether, but never together. So 38 years ago, when I came to the fork in the road, I made my choice. You might as well say I chose the road less traveled for most didn't have the courage to start anew in another state. We all make choices, and being human, some of these choices will turn out to be mistakes Perhaps this might cause us to live with regrets, and as we grow older, we may also begin to wonder just how our lives would be different if we had chosen a different road. Sometimes I sit back and think about my life and all the choices of have made throughout my 63 years. I know I have made many mistakes. I wonder now how different my life would have been had I chosen the other road. Would I have had a happy life? Or would it have been a life of regret. Would I have been unhappy like my mom? I'll never know, and really, who cares!!! I've been through some pretty hard times in my life, but when I look at my hubby and my two wonderful sons, I wouldn't trade what I have for anything. This is exactly where I was meant to be. If we live our lives continuously looking back and wondering if the other trail would have been better, we will eventually find ourselves feeling overwhelmed, unhappy, and unfulfilled. Did I expect my path to lead me into years of unhappy, abusive relationships? No way, but look where I ended up after it was all said done. I'm blessed to be where I am right now. There is so much love in my life. I know I took the right road. So, if you are wondering what might have been, take note of the blessings in your life. Truth comes from your own heart, for what you learn and experience makes up the truth that your heart believes in. I think Socrates said it best with his motto 'know thyself, and to thine self be true.' At some point in our lives we have to get past our regrets. As a single footstep will not make a path on the earth, so a single thought will not make a pathway in the mind. To make a deep physical path, we walk again and again. To make a deep mental path, we must think over and over the kind of thoughts we wish to dominate our lives.” - Henry David Thoreau
