Good riddance, 2020: How to manage expectations and prepare for the year ahead

Many around the world sighed with relief as country after country rang in the new year After a year of uncertainty in which many Americans died of COVID-19, many are looking forward to a year of possibility. Dr. Josh Ackerman, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Michigan, says Americans may want to manage their expectations as the pandemic progresses.

[nonamegame]

For myself I'm going to continue to stay in my man cave with my dog Tatiana and only go out to the grocery store when it's absolutely needed which equates to about once a week. I will continue not to ever put my debit card number on the web no matter what assurances they give us about how it cannot be hacked 🤣🤣.
I will also continue to enjoy every sunny day and warm day here in Texas by doing outside chores and playing fetch with Tatiana when she's not bothering to play tag with the squirrels.
May God bless our Nation

[josefizquierdo]

2021 "HAPPY NEW YEAR" 2021
🎆☃️🎉🎂🥂🎩🍾🎂🎊☃️🎆

[josefizquierdo]

"GOODBYE 2020 FOREVER"
🔥🌪️🌊🙏🌟🙏🌊🌪️🔥

[DinosaurKale]

The year is over, but the decade has just begun.

[nonamegame]

One last thing, I just love the way these cityfied doctors
Always talk about walking and cardio. Try going to rural America once in awhile and learning to plant seeds in the ground or milk a cow or raking leaves or anything that doesn't go on in a big city.

[edwardflores]

Only the year changed everything is still same

[just_janen_]

My expectation for 2021 is very very high, no joke

[jamesdandy]

I'll be honest. Idk what to expect in 21

[realpqleur]

I m truly going to miss 2020, it was so

2021: Zechariah 13.8 👍

[charlesdignam]

“The best way to predict the future, is to create it.”
Abraham Lincoln

[alkalinegod]

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