COVID and 2020 are in the history books. LITERALLY.

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Crazy to think about, but COVID is already in the HISTORY books, LITERALLY! Even though it was ONLY 4 years ago! (That would be the equivalent of 9/11 being in a history book for the 2005-06 school year, BTW)

You'd think it would take a few decades maybe, but NOPE! 4 years!

Here's the evidence:

Credit: @memezar on Instagram (posted 2/1/2024)
OK, just had to get that out there!

Have a great day!

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