This is a story about different kinds of choices we make in life, some of them being more consequential than others. Some choices are primarily a matter of taste. Others may be more connected with where we grow up, community and identity. And others are more personal.
Robert Frost narrates two stanzas from his poem, "The Road Not Taken", a classic poem examining the choice between two roads that diverged in a wood, one of which was apparently "less traveled by." And it made all the difference.
But was it "less traveled by?" And if it wasn't, what is it exactly that "made all the difference?"
