In this engaging collection, seniors from JCC Indianapolis and the Albert and Sara Rueben Senior and Community Resource Center remember small and large moments of their lives that will make you laugh, cry, and leave you full of wonder at the wide range of journeys that have brought them to now. From memories of Southaven, Michigan, an enclave for Jewish young people in the 1940's, to the horrors of Nazi Germany, these writers have not only created a legacy for their families, but also offer invaluable insights to those who want to know more about what it was like to live in their time. The introduction to Life Dances describes the writing exercise used to generate the stories, which will be of help those who want to write about their own lives.