san francisco school? look! "dear ms. casey: congratulations!" oh, my gosh, they accepted you! the san francisco college of music! a, i'm so happy for you! can you believe it? guess what? rebecca's going to college. college! good for her. and she's quitting her job too, and moving to san francisco. she's quitting? would you give up your job in this economy? no way. well, it's rebecca's dream and it's good to have dreams. i've got an idea! why don't you come to san francisco with me! san francisco? i don't think so. why not? well, first of all, i don't have any money. i'll lend you some. don't be silly. you're not rockefeller. come on. what's keeping you in boston? nothing! ain't that the truth... but it's home. i mean, my mother lives here. you and your mom don't even talk. well... there's jack... right, you and jack-- you know what i think about that! but it's still home. sorry, rebecca, boston's my town. nice of you to ask, but no thanks. well, it was an idea. san francisco. wait till matt and your dad hear about this, huh? ( outside door opens ) dad? yeah? we have to talk. uh-huh. narrator: now let's review and

san francisco. that's where i live. really? what a coincidence. isn't it? small world. so what are you going to do in san francisco? i got accepted to the san francisco college of music. do when you finish music school? well, i hope to be a songwriter. what kind of songs do you write? folk and pop with a little jazz influence. i can't believe you're moving to san francisco. i know. alberto, do you know what this is? alberto: that is a dream catcher. what's a dream catcher? well, according to native american legend, if you place a dream catcher over your bed at night, it catches all the bad dreams and it lets in only the good ones. how wonderful. we all need a dream catcher in our lives. ( cash register opens ) let's see. parts... labor... and, oh yeah, there's the towing. i had hoped to be on my way to san francisco by now. god, this feels like a bad dream. yeah, where's that dream catcher when you need one? well, we have two problems: first, i need yo o.k. on this before i can go ahead with the work. sign right here. and, second, i have the fuel pump, i think. excuse me. alberto: i'm sorry. calm down. got it right here. but i don't have the right gasket. i'll have to

rebecca will be studying at the san francisco college of music. melaku: well, very good. or sing for us. what do you think, miss shaw? as long as it's not that loud rock music. oh, no, don't worry. all i have is an acoustic guitar. we'll leave you to your studies now. i hope you enjoy it here. i do. i'll see you at dinner. thank you. nancy: this is the living room. my uncle's favorite place. let me introduce you. uncle edward-- this is rebecca casey, margaret's daughter. here, let me help you. please, don't trouble yourself. no trouble at all, rebecca. it's a pleasure to meet you. it's very nice to meet you, mr. shaw. please call me edward. i met your mother once, many years ago. you look like her, if memory serves me. that's what people tell me. i'm very happy to be here. we're very glad to have you here. i, uh... i think i'd better sit down. i'm afraid these visits here are rather tiring. they take the wind out of my sails. can i get you anything? no, i'll be fine. just let me rest a while. are you going to stay for supper? i wouldn't miss it. go on, now, and show her t