11 Things We Actually Want To Keep From 2021
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The last 12 months were pretty terrible overall. But there were some legitimately good trends to come out of our second pandemic year.
If you had told us on New Year’s Eve 2019 that two years from now we’d still be dealing with a devastating and ongoing pandemic, we probably wouldn’t have taken too kindly to the news.
Alas, as we close out year two of the global coronavirus crisis, the reality is now painfully clear. The “new normal” isn’t so new anymore now. And though we have vaccines, there’s still a lot to feel anxious about: New variants continue to crop up and unnerve us, people are still getting sick with COVID-19, not everyone has been vaccinated, and the overarching stress of it all can be hard to take in.
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