![“[T]hat’s the flaw of coulda shoulda woulda. We assume the path not taken would be utterly flawless and cause no issues whatsoever. But that’s not how humanity works.” -Sarah Hoyt](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjcu5JbF_7IoTko7vSqa-CppzATn9jxjW6cT6pX9UtYEwWH4I8PGKxM89DDeGFYmWxRdd0ijAdY8PBPpzFSdTyIS6uzW6_1yXnFGrCb0vk-Ru5Xx-J9gxr46YDurzPoaYhQiypVxLOWcZhhlxUVnNn1l5dqji67kSOqaaECur9adzT9JjPo9r9LsfqK/s794/2022-11-10.png)
[It is so tempting to assume a single change in your past would have changed the entire trajectory of your life. The reality is that it almost certainly wouldn't. And that's hard to accept.]
Observations from an IRWS owner living in Oregon.
Thursday, November 10, 2022
Quote of the Day: 10 November 2022 #QotD
[It is so tempting to assume a single change in your past would have changed the entire trajectory of your life. The reality is that it almost certainly wouldn't. And that's hard to accept.]
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