Miss Weigand: "Back in the late twenties, just before the depression, one of the millionaires built a health club, for himself and friends, on his estate overlooking a beautiful hill and valley. In order to be able to exercise in the gym, shower, or even urinate--he was a real eccentric--without missing any of this beautiful view, he had the showers, gym, equipment, urinals, etc. built on the outer walls. He had these walls made of a special glass where he could look out but you couldn't look in. Because of a colossal error, the walls were put in, in reverse. You could look in but he couldn't look out. By the time the error was discovered, the entire health club had been completed. Shortly thereafter, with the onset of the depression, the millionaire eccentric lost practically everything and the estate was placed on the auction block. An enterprising group purchased the property and split up the estate, selling the health clib as a separate unit. Partitions were put in and separate men's and women's health clubs on the premises was started. It wasn't until all the work was completed that again the error in the reverse glass walls was discovered. Rather than go through the expense of correcting the problem, one of the bright young members of the management, himself an artist, suggested reducing the price to one half of other clubs and allowing artists to paint the nude bodies, paying a fee to make up for the discount. There appeared to be nothing wrong so long as the members were informed of the privilege afforded to onlookers. Oddly enough, the reduced price brought more customers than the artists had chased away. Before long sufficient funds were acquired to build two auditoriums with seats and permanent easels for the artists--one on the men's side and one on the women's side. There is a clause in the contract of every member in the club that explains the significance of the auditoriums and that permission is granted to allow viewers while the members occupy the club premises. Incredible as it may sound, I've been told confidentially that by now, very few members are aware of the clause and those who are don't mind in the least, since the facilities are excellent, well managed and almost one half the cost of similar clubs. I've been fortunate to secure the first row for us and we'll be going there shortly to observe the male genitals."

We had a swing, seesaw, slide, and jungle gym in our back yard which we didn't need so we donated it to Tzintzuntzan. The man second from the right is the Director of Public Works for Tzintzuntzan. We are giving it to the children's school of Tarrerio, a small puebla in the area of Tzintzuntzan.