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We've almost made it to the end of 2020! Most years, I recap milestones and talk about the challenges that later became lessons or victories of sorts. This year, there are mile-long lessons that were bigger than anything I've experienced in my life—complicated, painful, non-stop, breathlessly heart wrenching. My daughter became a college freshman during the pandemic, we hunkered down and worked from home (we thankfully still have jobs). A splurge became taking walks in nature. During quarantine, I absorbed every nature walk more than I have ever! It was a stark difference from commuting to work every day, lunches, dinners, and gatherings with family friends. I grieved for the milestones, everyday life rhythm, and "things" our family lost in the first part of the pandemic. Has anyone ever said to you, "Be grateful for what you have because things can get worse?" and your response is, "how can things possibly get worse?" The first half of the pandem
