2020 will define us

June 15, 2020 Updated Mon., June 15, 2020 at 3:56 p.m.

The saying that “Hindsight is 2020” takes on new meaning in the year 2020. Choices made in the past come back to haunt or stalk some people while others question their beliefs.

An overabundance of knowledge all at once, mixed with exaggeration and hyperbole, just brings more stress and more questions. Why do you think they say relax, take a deep breath, count to 10, etc. They say that because it works.

2020 will go down in history. We are creating its history right now by the choices we make today, tomorrow, etc.

Max Tuggle

Spokane

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