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Grandma May, who returned from the Buchams’ early, had accompanied Sonny after he got out of preschool. At that moment, Grandma May was dancing with the other ladies in the neighborhood. Sonny sat before the dining table and asked, “Where’s Great-Nana, Uncle Zak?” “She’s dancing downstairs.” The old ladies gathered early in the morning to dance. Luckily, they were considerate of the youngsters and kept their voices down to avoid disturbance, unlike others who turned up the music and affected their neighbors. Zachary would definitely complain to Grandma May if the ladies were too loud in the morning. Even Grandma May said she would quit if it affected other people. Youngsters in those days had it tough. The dancing group usually started at seven in the morning and lasted about half an hour. During the evenings, the dancing session would be held from seven to eight. The speaker volume would be set low, as the ladies only had to follow the lead dancer and did not require lo