2021 was supposed to be the year things got back to normal, but it didn’t quite work out that way.
Remember when we stood on the precipice of a new year, convinced that 2021 would be the year that 2020 wasn’t, and everything would go back to normal? How’d that work out for us?
COVID, beaten back with restrictions, masks and three different vaccines would still be the lead story on the front pages every morning and the TV news every night as another variant threatens. All those pictures of our dinners and family reunions posted to Facebook and Instagram would end up feeling like symbols of the social media giant’s betrayal as a whistleblower told us whatThe last of the troops first sent to Afghanistan in the wake of 9-11, two decades ago, would depart in such chaos, with the Taliban sweeping back into power so quicklywould continue to do astounding things, including breaking the record for most 3-pointers.
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