There’s novel, there’s funny, there’s totes adorbs, there’s charming, there’s smile-inducing, and there’s loveable. Dancing Nana is all of the above. She’s not your typical granny.
Cheers to my 88 year old Nana. Do yourselves a favor and watch this until the very last second (don’t miss the ending!). Life is good, dance on-
I love this woman!
In fact, I love this woman so much that I hope many younger women grow up to be just like her. And by “just like her,” I mean able to benefit from Medicare and Social Security in the future the same way Nana can right now.
Here’s an idea that could help make that happen: Raise Social Security and Medicare Taxes on the Rich, Don’t Feed the Cat Food of Austerity to the Elderly.
H/t: @Knishette
While I was watching this smile inducer, I tried to think of another First Lady who would do a thing like this and the only one I could think of (modern) might be Betty Ford ’cause I don’t think she gave a crap. The end is just perfect. Don’t forget to watch tonight! Via.

You’re welcome.
Florida Governor Rick Scott made an appearance at South Pointe Elementary School in Miami Beach where everyone in the room should have simply nodded, smiled, and said, “Please proceed.”
Per HuffPo, he was there to announce AT&T’s $200,000 investment to the Florida Education Foundation.
Scott, at one point, chuckled and said he hoped no one had video…
Too late.
Here is the video, but who needs that when you have a never-ending animated GIF loop of Gov. Rick’s version of what looks like really awkward moonwalking? And jumping. Or something.
We haven’t seen those kind of moves since George W. Bush entertained us with this:
Enjoy:
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