 And within a couple months, I was standing in front of a class of students in a barn that we had turned into a woodshop. She got a job teaching a co-ed woodworking class at a high school in North Carolina. Yeah, at a public high school within a town of about 2,000 people in a way that really hadn't been taught before. Thinking about shop class as a mechanism for community service instead of like, let's build birdhouses to take home to our moms.