It’s safe to say that 2020 was a moment of collective insanity. For some, it was a shock to have the flimsiness of our sense of security, self, and society revealed once all were compromised. For others, it was an affirmation of what we knew all along: it didn’t just take zoom calls for us to know that we have phoning it in for a long time. Without belaboring the idea of “new normal,” and how normal really means nothing now, the return to life as we now know it is weighted with an awareness of loss, and grounded in a joy for what’s new, grounded in the certainty that it will not last.