Not Ready But Here’s Goes

Hello Everyone: Well, tomorrow I officially start my first shift and I so don't feel ready. What was I thinking when I decided that contact tracing was an easy way to bring in some income? Obviously I wasn't thinking that there would be more to the job than telling people to go get a cotton swab shoved up their noses and stay home. Madness, shear madness. The most infuriating part is I can't find a good reason not to do this. Even worse, the positives outweigh the negative. Ugh, why did have to look so attractive. I suspect I'm not the only one who feels this way. I also suspect that the supervisors are piecing it together as they go along. Basically, I get the impression that it was all thrown together at the last minute. Great, this should be fun. One motivator for me is I can finally buy myself something pretty and get a good haircut. Another motivator, I can look for the job I want without a sense of urgency. The faster I secure that job, the happier I'll be. What is the job I want? A museum job would be it, especially now that they're slowly reopening to the public. In fact, I have to finish an application tomorrow for an assistant editor job at a local museum. They prefer someone who can edit in Spanish, something I don't have in my skill set but I can ruthlessly content edit. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Maybe the cotact tracing job won't be as overwhelming as I'm making it out to be. It could actually work out.