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The 2020 We Expected vs. the 2020 We Got

November 5, 2020September 30, 2020 Brenna Vancheyson

Image with "The 2020 we expected," showing a beautiful world and galaxy, versus "The 2020 we got," showing a dystopian scene

 

This is the unfortunate truth. 😦

 

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