I visited San Francisco last month for a conference and did something I hadn’t done in years. I walked and took public transportation. After living there for so many years, I’d become accustomed to driving everywhere and staying away from certain areas. This time, I decided to see San Francisco the way I used to in 1998, the first year I lived there.

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I’ve heard from so many people that they live life without any regrets. For some random reason this morning, I asked myself – Is it possible to have no regrets? According the dictionary.com, regret is a feeling of disappointment or distress about something that one wishes could be different. Doesn’t everybody have a moment in life they wish could be different? If so, doesn’t that mean everybody has regrets?

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I bought my Scion TC after visiting two other dealerships that didn’t feel it was necessary to ask “can I help you?” I decided to give it one more shot at a Scion dealership in Santa Monica, California. I gave them two minutes to at least speak to me. They did, so I bought a car that day. That was my mistake. When you can only get help at a third of the dealerships when you’re trying to buy a car, what type of service can you expect after the purchase?

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Last week, I took a much needed week off and visited Toronto, my hometown. My family is slowly migrating west and this seemed the perfect opportunity to reconnect with my hometown before they’ve all left and trips there would become even more infrequent It’s been almost two years since my last visit to this place I called home for 25 years. I reconnected with high school friends and college cohorts I’d lost touch with over the years. So much is different, yet remains the same.

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