The last ones are there, with dancing with the stars. all of them are soooo good. Nancy should have been off before, but she did her best. Now there will be a winner. They all are in my eyes, just for getting out there and doing the boogie for all of us. I wish I could dance like any of them! ginnie

I totally agree, it would be so fun to learn ballroom dancing with any of the professionals.

The closest I got to that kind of dancing was in 7th and 8th grade where I had dancing class. Boys on one side, girls on the other. I don't remember if I got picked very often. It was fun though I remember that. I wasn't shy about asking the boys eithor.....ginnie

@ginnie. I had the same thing in 7th/8th grade. I remember we had our first dance, boys on one side, girls on the other. My mom as a chaperone that night. The most popular boy was the first one across the room and he asked ME!!

Then I remember some sort of dancing lesson thing for proper girls and boys. We were paired to dance a primitive box trot. I got to dance with arguably the cutest boy in the room, Angus McClure. A handsome redhead. It was a tag-your-out dance and we were the last couple standing.

Ah that took me way back with two wonderful memories. No wonder I enjoy watching DWTS.

Me too...8th grade....so painful, lol!

Wow, some good memories yes? I am glad you have those dance memories like I do. I am glad you got picked by a nice handsome boy. Do you remember the flutters in your tummy? I sure do. those were some of the fun parts of my youth, and yours too. glad to hear from you. ginnie

[I was kinda an unusual child. Not real popular, and only a small circle of friends. I was the eighth grade class wall flower, me and my friend Chris were always hanging out, as the boys teased us both. Most of my memories were of wanting to be popular, but just wasn't. I wore the same wrap around skirt, a few too many times, and got teased about it. Such are the lives of young ones. Todays kids can be alot crueler than what we had to endure. At least the bullying didn't go on in my school, like I hear about in todays schools. Those memories stick, and I am glad schools are taking notice. thanks for posting, ginnie

I really liked all the challenges tonight on AR. Usually when they have dancing of some kind they just have to put on an outfit. This time they really got dressed up in period piece dance outfits. Then the butter churning and bunny races were just so cute. I am surprised that more people didn't choose the bunny race though. It was able to diffuse some tempers. I was so glad the football player and his wife got through. I was glad to see that dad gone. He was just to smartalic to his son.

I am afraid unless there is a huge surprise that Hope will be the one to go tomorrow night on DWTS. The way the judges are acting with Max I think they have given him a severe talking down. Hope tried to sat something good about why he was smiling and he put his hand over her mouth. I really feel bad that JR injured his ankle. I would had loved to see him at his best again tonight. He is just great to watch. I know when they stop and they are in front of the judges you then see his scars and just the one ear but when he is dancing his is just so happy.

On DWTS I never even saw his scars. He is so happy while dancing, that they all but disapear. What a roll model for those of us who have disfiguring problems. I'm not sure I could go out there with my bald head without being super self concious. He is brave and a great dancer. ginnie