An industrious daughter surprised her father when she walked into his nursing home wearing a staffer’s uniform. She had taken a part-time job washing dishes and mopping floors at the home in Minnesota, knowing it would allow her more time to spend with him. For many care home residents’ family members, waving through windows has been the closest they’ve been able to get to their loved ones since early 2020. “One day I just was thinking, ‘How can I see my dad more?’” Lisa Racine explained to KARE 11. “And I thought, ‘Hey, why don’t I get a job there?’” Lisa had reached out to Good Samaritan Society home in Stillwater in December, and they were delighted to hire her to fill a vacant position, having struggled to find staff during the pandemic. “I was shocked, really. I was kind of dumbfounded,” said 87-year-old Harold Racine. He asked his daughter, “How …