One Last Dance - Chicken Soup Version | Heartwarming Song for Relaxation, Comfort & Healing | Perfect for Meditation, Yoga & Emotional Wellness

After seeing Patrick Swayze for the first time in "North & South," the TV mini-series and then in "Dirty Dancing," I was hopelessly in love with him (from afar), and have now read his Biography "One Last Dance" and his Autobiography "The Time of My Life" that he & wife Lisa wrote together. I loved both books along with this DVD, which starred Patrick & Lisa together that I just discovered on Amazon.com. It was a wonderful story about love, dance, & everything in between!!! I would highly recommend getting it ~ I don't think anyone who is a Patrick Swayze fan would be disappointed. Of course, I watched all of Patrick's movies, read anything & everything I could get my hands on about "Dirty Dancing" ~ as the opening scene was shot in VA (my home state) & then all of the rest of it was shot in a little sleepy town, almost tucked into the mountains of eastern NC named Lake Lure. We vacationed near there in '97 about 10 yrs. after the making & release of "Dirty Dancing" and we went there, talked to a lot of the locals who remembered when & where they had made the movie. It turned out to be an old Boys Scouts camp. So we found it & I walked around and saw what little remained of anything that resembled "Dirty Dancing" ~ like one cabin was still standing (sort of like Johnny's cabin), and the small creek that Johnny & Baby danced across on the log, the remnants of "Baby's Steps" still etched in the dirt, but most of the land was untouched except the little cabins where the dancers stayed had been torn down & the main building, a portion of it had burned. But just walking around, I closed my eyes & swear that I could hear the wonderful music from the movie ~ even if it was in my head!!! Even now, I can be anywhere, walking through a store & if a song comes on from the movie, I immediately recognize it!!!The next time we were there was for the "1st Annual Dirty Dancing Festival" in Sept. '10. We even stayed in the Lake Lure Inn, where all the cast & crew of the movie had stayed while making the movie. However, the old campgrounds had been sold, they were putting in a housing development, & it looked nothing like it even did in '97. (It made me wish I had gone sooner!!) It was sad, as I suppose I was expecting it to be the same. But, like life, nothing stays the same. But I'm glad I went the first time, and even the festival was nice....very hot, but nice. Since we live in VA, Lake Lure is only about a 5 hr. drive for us, so both trips was worth it!!!Suziann58