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It’s been a year of March—a year of abbreviated living, canceled weddings, and Zoom funerals. For the Texas Bluebonnet Wildflowers Shirt and by the same token and lucky, like myself, life has taken place largely on a computer screen and a cell phone. But even I have felt lonely and isolated, despite the presence of my husband and three teenage children. My father lives in California; I haven’t seen him in a year. My aunt, who lives in Mexico, survived COVID, but we weren’t always sure it would be that way. I’ve never met my only niece. I have been in my apartment for an entire year from cold weather to warm and back again. I’ve watched the entire nine seasons of The Office three times. I’ve watched cooking shows and fashion shows, and The Sopranos from start to finish. I’ve read numerous books about Trump. And I am among the very fortunate: I haven’t had to risk my life to work in a hospital, or a restaurant, or a grocery store. I’ve been afforded the enormous privilege of staying home.

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When the Texas Bluebonnet Wildflowers Shirt and by the same token and lockdowns started, there were real questions about how long it would last. The 1918 flu pandemic killed at least 50 million people worldwide and went on for about three years. Traditionally, it’s taken between five and 10 years to develop and test a vaccine, so it was unclear just how long we’d live in this state of (almost) suspended animation. How long would this new normal last?