2020 will always be known as a year marred by tragedy.  There were record-setting fires, extremely adverse economic conditions, and a pandemic that ravaged the globe. Families were turned upside down, unemployment reached unbelievable levels, businesses closed their doors, and the very way we socialize and communicate has changed.  As individuals confronted this “new world,” attempting to make sense of, or even cope with, the daily barrage of changes, new ways of doing life emerged.  The…