funding for this program [with captioning] was provided by: additional funding is provided by: and: narrator: each video episode has three parts. watch the program, read your book, discuss the program and. rebecca: that would be enough, enough for me everybody needs a dream catcher catch me! funding for this program [with captioning] was provided by: additional funding is proded by: and: narrator: each video episode has three parts. watch the program, read your book, discuss the program and. rebecca: that would be enoug enghor me everybody needs a eam catcher catch me! do you still want the job? i d love it, mrs. wasngton. call me emma. you re hired. thank you. sure, no proem. look, you ll need to fill out these forms, bring them in tomorrow. no problem. you ll have to say whether you re an american citizen, a permanent resident, or if you have a work permit. i m a citizen. oh, and you ll need to bring some identification. do y
read your book, discuss the program and. rebecca: that would be enough, enough for me everybody needs a dream catcher catch me! rebecca: day 5: alberto helped me out again. my car broke down. i ll have to take a bus to san francisco. seriously, though, i mean, we. let me take you back to san francisco. it s going to be faster and cheaper. i appreciate the offer but i think i ll take the bus. alberto: yeah, i suppose you have to be careful. you just can t drive with anyone. rebecca: but i still don t even know your last name. mendoza. actually, it s alberto manuel mendoza. that s a pretty good spanish accent. my family is from mexico. where in mexico? a little village west of monterrey. so, what s your full name? rebecca mary theresa casey. my grandparents are from ireland. dublin? no, from the west. it s a little town in galway. i m told it s a beautiful place but it s a very poor town. my family s village was poor, too. you know no money, no jobs, just politic
read your book, discuss the program and. rebecca: that would be enough, enough for me everybody needs a dream catcher catch me! rebecca: day four. what a night! my car broke down. hello! yo. hello, we need a phone. we, we have car trouble. where s she going? i don t know. hello. great. now what? excuse me, we need a phone. we re having car trouble. we re closed. we realize that, but it ll only take a few minutes. what is the problem? i need to call a mechanic. do you know of any around here? joe s auto repair, it s the closest. oh, well, do you have the phone number by any chance? for pete s sake. just a second. do you think anyone will be at joe s garage? let s just take it one step at a time, o.k.? here iis, joe s auto repair. um, could i use your phone? o.k., make it snappy, though. go around back, phone s on the wall. ( thunder booming ) hi. hi. listen, is there a chance that maybe i can get something to eat before you close? no. grill turned off. sure is wind
rebecca: that would be enough, enough for me everybody needs a dream catcher catch me! ( rooster crows ) hey! anne: how are you? fine. hi, mom! anne: how you doing? good, how are you? dad, good to see you. you must be kevin. i am. hi, i m michael. rebecca, nice to meet you. brendan: this is peggy and this is erin. and this is katie! and these kids are hungry! oh, god. anne: be careful. rebecca: anne, i m going to check on the squash. anne: mm-hmm, check on those green beans, too, o.k.? mom, where are the girls? they re outside playing with kevin. ( kevin grunting ) ( whispering ) ( girls giggling ) ahh. that s a tough league. they used to be able to win. remember those days? rebecca: what s the score? green bay, 21, da bears, 17. hey, i understand my dad has you working the cow barn already, shoveling cow manure. welcome to the casey farm. he s doing a darn good job. hold out for health benefits. yeah, he never worked the barn. wanted to do computers as soon as po