[Originally written in April of 2018] Here I sit, in a VRBO-rented condo in the tiny resort town of Fajardo, Puerto Rico. It’s been over six months since Hurricane Maria devastated the island, leaving its 3.3 million inhabitants (one of whom was my daughter, but that’s a stressful story for another day) entirely without power and water for over two months.  Even now, signs of the storm are everywhere you look. Roof tiles missing, large holes in fences and wall stucco, broken and dangling street lights. The condo complex is eerily quiet. Of the three pools, only one is fully operational, but we’ve had it mostly to ourselves all week. Many of the…