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1:57Now PlayingGloria Estefan says she plans on framing photographs of her wearing a hazmat suit as a memento capturing her and her family’s experience during the pandemic.
Estefan, who at the time hadn’t hugged her family in months, said she decided to order hazmat suits for her grandson’s birthday, sort of as a joke at first. The singer-songwriter said she convinced her son to host something in her backyard of her home in Vero Beach, Florida.
“I was not going to let my son tell me that I could not hug my grandson,” Estefan said. “I will never forget that hug. He wouldn’t let go. He was holding on to me, like squeezing me. That hug was the best thing the entire day.”
The PBS NewsHour asked 11 artists and writers about which memento best expressed their experience this year. Here's what they said
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