Author: Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY

March 2020 represented the true beginning of the pandemic for so many of us. So what does March 2021 mean?

2021 is starting to look a lot like the chaos and tragedy of 2020. Our coping skills are more important than ever.

2021 is not the year for major New Year’s resolutions. After the year we’ve had, let’s not be too hard on ourselves.

2021 won’t magically fix all our problems. But it will give us a little more hope for the future.

Christmas was hard, different and sad this year. But we’re tough, and we can keep going.

My Christmas and yours will look different this year. I know it will be hard. I know we can do it to keep everyone safe.

The first snow of the season fell on the Northeast this week and some schools had snow days even if their learning was virtual. Everyone needed it.

The COVID-19 vaccine is starting its early rollout across the country. It’s a wonderful day full of complicated emotions.

Hanukkah is the first major holiday of the month that will look different because of the pandemic. I asked my friend how his virtual celebration went.

My socially distant Christmas begins with trying not to accidentally open my gifts when they arrive at my door.