Queens Man Leads Rewarding And Giving Double Life -- As Special Ed Teacher And Christmas Tree Seller
This holiday season, a Queens man says he is lucky enough to have two jobs he loves. He is a teacher by day, and sells Christmas trees by night.
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This holiday season, a Queens man says he is lucky enough to have two jobs he loves. He is a teacher by day, and sells Christmas trees by night.
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