Friends of mine always appreciate the chance to do over anything they do wrong. Could be a poor choice at a restaurant. Could be a missed turn on a ride. I decided I needed a do-over of my recent crash. Without, of course, the crash. I needed to do the intersection where it happened again. I started by picking up my bike today at Joe Bike. I had them check it over after the accident and do its free 90-day adjustment. The bad news is the bike is now slightly out-of-align. The good news is you'd be hard-pressed to tell it when riding. However, in places the chain and sprockets are making more chatter than I'd expect after an adjustment. Hopefully, that isn't the alignment and they will be able to tweak that. As for the do-over, after a quick Mt. Tabor tour, I headed back to the scene of the crash on the Springwater. The picture was taken on a Saturday, but on weekdays like today, there are quick a few parked cars from a local business that obstruct some of the view. I watched a car do the same left turn onto Stanley that the car I hit did. I could see why I was hard to see. I could also see where I failed to be as alert as I should have been. Lesson learned. As for any memory coming back to me by crossing the intersection, there was nothing. Still just a big blank in the cosmos of my mind.