I'm teaching geography at U.T.-El Paso. It's another interest of mine. I started working on a master's degree in geography while I was in West Virginia. I actually finished it after I moved here. I've been teaching cultural geography for four years now.
Cultural geography is how human beings and the landscape interact.
I enjoy teaching a lot, and I really enjoy geography. There are dissertations waiting to be written all along this border in cultural geography about how two cultures and two languages, two socio-economic groups come together. It will be four years in May. She bought me a Whataburger for supper and it was the last animal flesh I'll eat. Hiking and biking.