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As 2020 ends, what’s one thing you changed this year that you want to keep in 2021? | Opinion

Tell the Inquirer's opinion team one thing you want to keep, not forget, from this long year.

Carolyn Wyman poses on steps of her home at 1808 S. 12th Street May 18, 2020. Window displays are a longstanding tradition in South Philadelphia and now many reflect our coronavirus era, initiating new traditions we may want to keep.
Carolyn Wyman poses on steps of her home at 1808 S. 12th Street May 18, 2020. Window displays are a longstanding tradition in South Philadelphia and now many reflect our coronavirus era, initiating new traditions we may want to keep.Read moreTOM GRALISH / Staff Photographer
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The coronavirus made this year one of sacrifice, distance, and loss. But the nation is also ending it with a confirmed presidential election and the first Americans getting a COVID vaccine, including in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, giving some cause for hope.

Before we end one of the most challenging years many of us have ever experienced, we want to hear from you: What is one thing you have gained through this experience — whether it’s an idea, a habit, a lesson, an outlook, or something else — that you hope to carry forward into the new year?

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Let us know in no more than 150 words in the Google form below, and feel free to reach out with more thoughts at letters@inquirer.com by Monday, Dec. 21. We’ll publish select responses in print and online on Dec. 25.