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Here we are, going into 2022. We’re also creeping up on the second full year of pandemic restrictions. What’s in our future?
Who knows? But we have some observations to share about the new year, and the next chapter.
Not, of course, about the course of the pandemic itself. We’re not qualified to make medical predictions. But join us for our podcast discussion of the effects of our past two years’ experience and the coming year.
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