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Snowstorms, and cold weather in general, always make me feel like I wish I could hibernate. I spend much of winter curled up under a blanket, reading, eating soup and only going outside for short periods of time. And that was before the pandemic hit.
We re in a new, odd moment of our fight against
COVID-19. Vaccines are rolling out but slowly and to select groups. There are new variants and surges to worry about. Like every phase of the pandemic, it s scary and stressful and uncertain. Hibernating through the worst parts of this COVID-19 winter is appealing.
Women look a bit different than when the pandemic began.
Loungewear for skirts, slippers for heels, bare faces for painted ones. Some of us are hairier, too.
Andrea DeWerd, 33, of Brooklyn, New York, works in book publishing and says I m never wearing makeup or blow drying my hair for work again. Julia Liss, 27, a technology sales executive in New York City, vows she s done wearing heels. Marie Garmon, 41, in balmy Jacksonville, Florida, said, I went from shaving my legs every few days . to not shaving at all since April.
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Women look a bit different than when the pandemic began.
Loungewear for skirts, slippers for heels, bare faces for painted ones. Some of us are hairier, too.
Andrea DeWerd, 33, of Brooklyn, New York, works in book publishing and says I m never wearing makeup or blow drying my hair for work again. Julia Liss, 27, a technology sales executive in New York City, vows she s done wearing heels. Marie Garmon, 41, in balmy Jacksonville, Florida, said, I went from shaving my legs every few days . to not shaving at all since April.