What would you do? I would take the stairs at least once, but I have a hard time with stairs. That proves that there is a little fun in MOST of us!

I would like to save that to be able to listen to it whenever I feel the need to. I think his outlook on life didn't come from knowing he will die...it showed up a long time ago. Like him telling about picking up his neice and nephew in his new car and pouring the soda in the back seat. I think his wife was really lucky to have had him as a husband. WOW what a guy. I think he'll go on teaching long after he is gone. patti

I laugh so hard every time I watch that. They say it is the most watched video of all time. Have you seen version 2? It's good but not as good as the first one. Here is a link that might be useful: Evolution of dance #2

I know this is an old thread, but thought I'd give an update. I went ahead and bought this book through Barnes and Noble, after checking their return policy (which is generous - anything can be returned within 14 days). This book - titled "Penniman" had *THREE* pages on Penniman, Virginia. Yup, three. The rest was on Williamsburg, Yorktown, James City County, etc., and every word - EVERY word - came right off Wikipedia. So, I drove out to Barnes & Noble to return it and they said, "This is a textbook and can not be returned. No exceptions." I spoke with the manager (at length) and she eventually agreed to accept the return. BTW their website said *nothing* about the book not being returnable. NOT ONE WORD. So, it's just a rip-off and I am really disappointed in B&N not disclosing that if you buy this book - you're on your own. And if this really is a "textbook," I feel mighty sorry for the college students shelling out $65 for this junk. Rose Here is a link that might be useful: The reason I bought the book...