>> I went to Penn State University.
I majored in English.
So, English and farms don't really have a whole lot in common.
But something that being an English major does, is helps you to look
through many different lenses at situations.
And I think that really helped me when I started to get into farm share.
I run across a lot of different people in a lot of different situations.
And so, having that background, in looking through different lenses at things,
really has helped me in my career.
I really got hooked up with Vines through Facebook.
I went to the farmer's market and I had seen their stand there and started to, you know,
research them and get involved, as far as really social media.
At the time they started, I had just had a baby.
So, really, there's not a lot of time, a lot of free time, when it comes to that.
But I followed them and they were looking for a farm share coordinator.
And I also, when I first left school, I worked in inner city Baltimore as a teacher.
And so, I had worked with people in very low income situations.
And I grew up on a farm.
And so, this farm share coordinator position just really kind of brought everything together.