>> I guess I just love having my own classroom and feeling like I'm teaching maybe a little bit
of Spanish, even if it's not the best Spanish and it's the best writing,
[inaudible] that they are, especially Spanish [inaudible], that they are learning something
and they're getting a lot out of it.
And I think it's important for them to see someone who went to college, who stayed there,
went through, did the whole thing and got a job, and it's really important
for high-schooler's to see that happening, too.
Hardest part is probably the amount of time that goes into it.
It's just -- it's a long day, it's a lot of effort,
and sometimes it's not always benefits the right -- it doesn't always go the way it's planned
or it's supposed to go, which can be frustrating.
But it's, you know, kind of part of the territory.
But I work with some great people and I've learned a lot.
But the hardest thing is definitely the amount of time that goes into it, the amount of work.