Empty shelves at a Target in Burbank, Calif., on March 14, 2020. Many people across the U.S. are approaching the one-year anniversary of the moment they went into lockdown and realized life as they knew it had changed.
It has been nearly a year since much of the U.S. entered coronavirus-related lockdowns. For many people, they re approaching the anniversary of when they realized that life as they knew it was being fundamentally altered from how it had been a month, a week or even a day earlier.
The work-from-home era began. Bare grocery store shelves, empty subway cars, the absence of rush-hour traffic all seemed like post-apocalyptic scenes. Things that people often took for granted like hugs, seeing friends at birthday parties, dinners out together and midday coffee runs with colleagues were no longer considered safe and harmless as they had been before.
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