The funny thing for me about Covid it that even before covid, I used to wear bandanas over my face all the time. So when Covid came around and we had to wear face coverings, it was almost like nothing changed for me, for the face wearing department.
Covid has been, kind of weird for me, not necessarily the virus part, but during this year, I feel like I've had to think a lot more about my life and where I'm going.
What's really been annoying for me is the thought of getting a job in my town. When I see most places I could work, I can't help but think of how awful it sounds.
I don't really like the people in my area. I feel such a disconnect from them that conversations are nothing more but a big word salad. And although I like salads (literal salads), this word salad is the only option for me when I talk to peope, and I'd rather starve myself of the boring repetitive conversations than have to down any more.
Just thinking about that in context of getting a job for the rest of my life, it makes me want to get out of this place. I hope one day I do.
Just hope that I can find a place where it's not like here, cause it's as if almost all the people in my life are cardboard cutouts.
On a good note, It's nice to know there's a covid vaccination hopefully coming soon to, probably everywhere.
Makes me wonder what those science people do every day finding a cure, and how they even get a job like that.