DVD's will be available for sale on January 7th. So stay posted.

In the meantime:

Ever since yesterday's blog I am getting emails about various seniors who have had some incredible adventures. Although Room 335 is about residents at assisted living these stories are pretty cool:

Bill Anderson, the 78-year-old bicycler, yesterday completed his ride from San Diego, California, to Jacksonville Beach, Florida, and received a police escort as he completed the 3,000 miles trip and raised over $3,000 for the homeless.

Bill reached Jacksonville, Florida after riding 64 miles from Lake City. During his ride, Bill dropped his bottle water and stopped to reach for it. Unfortunately his foot got caught between the pedal and the tire and he suffered a minor fall. "I skinned my knees but that was it," says Bill.

That, however, did not stop him from reaching his final route destination - Jacksonville Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. This he was met by a Jacksonville Beach Police escort that accompanied him all the way to the beach where a welcome celebration was already in place.

Anderson made this ride to raise awareness and support for the Crossroads Mission, a faith-based homeless shelter in Yuma, Arizona.

He had previously made a trip from Canada to Mexico for the mission and now claims to be the first person to cross the U.S. in both directions on a bicycle.