This may look like a forecast model for Tropical Storm Eta, which soaked South Florida Monday and was moving off into the Gulf of Mexico last we checked. But it’s not. It’s actually a snapshot of the insides of our brains as seen on Nov. 9, 2020.
The blue line is any hopes and dreams we might have had in January.
The orange line with the hard right turn blasting toward disaster is COVID-19.
The purple line is our relationships with friends and families, hanging on by a thread.
The pink line is our bank statements, ha-ha-ha!
The yellow line is the election!!!
The aqua line, the one going through Tampa Bay, is the Tampa Bay Rays losing the World Series.
The gray line is The Bachelorette.
The red line is that one steady friend who reminds you not to panic, to check your tuna packets and water and to calm down. Whatever, red line.
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2020 Tampa Bay Times Hurricane Guide
HURRICANE SEASON IS HERE: Get ready and stay informed at tampabay.com/hurricane
PREPARE FOR COVID-19 AND THE STORM: The CDC's tips for this pandemic-hurricane season
PREPARE YOUR STUFF: Get your documents and your data ready for a storm
BUILD YOUR KIT: The stuff you’ll need to stay safe — and comfortable — for the storm
PROTECT YOUR PETS: Your pets can’t get ready for a storm. That’s your job
NEED TO KNOW: Click here to find your evacuation zone and shelter
Lessons from Hurricane Michael
What the Panhandle’s top emergency officials learned from Michael
‘We’re not going to give up.’ What a school superintendent learned from Michael
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