From WSJopinion: Everyone is anxious this summer—not over regular things, but over big and essential things, writes peggynoonannyc
It’s August, high summer, and you’re trying to ease in and relax with family, and friends. You’ve imagined it for months.
You’re at the beach with pails and shovels and towels and the short chairs, and you’re trying to sit back and do nothing after this unrelenting year of stress and effort and rolling with every punch. That’s something people don’t fully appreciate about themselves, don’t fully credit—that they rolled with every punch this year, even when history wouldn’t stop throwing them.
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