my thoughts 23 days into 2023
We're already almost 1/12 into the new year and I decided to take this arbitrary day to reflect on the year so far. It happens to be 23 days in, which sounds a lot cooler than 24 days in 2023 - don't place too much importance on numbers, it really means nothing. I think for most people in the United States, especially for those that graduated college near my class (2019), 2023 is probably going to be the first post new-normal year. Many of us had less than a year of the real world without COVID,
We're already almost 1/12 into the new year and I decided to take this arbitrary day to reflect on the year so far. It happens to be 23 days in, which sounds a lot cooler than 24 days in 2023 - don't place too much importance on numbers, it really means nothing. I think for most people in the United States, especially for those that graduated college near my class (2019), 2023 is probably going to be the first post new-normal year. Many of us had less than a year of the real world without COVID, and it seems like residue still spilled over into 2022. Fingers crossed that I don't need to put a
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