With it being on 'Oprah' and getting a lot of media play, the interest is starting to grow. It's been big for a while on the East Coast and West Coast, but we're in the Midwest. People are conservative here.

It's very alluring. When they take these classes, women have a secret life no one knows about. They feel more confident. They walk with a little more sass in their step. That translates into more sensuality in the bedroom.

We are anticipating at least as good a turnout for the opening of the actual house, and media interest so far has been on a par with what it was when the garden opened, which is a big factor in getting people to visit.

Ever since the early 1970s, when I first graduated, I had in the back of my mind a strong interest in economics at the time, and I've maintained an interest in that. When it came time to retire, I decided that, if economically feasible, I'd go back to school and get a degree in economics.

It does give you a little more distance. It's one of those things (the media) like to play up a lot more with the altitude and all that. It makes a little difference as far as the carry on the ball, but ultimately, as far as playing and performing, you still have to go out and make (the kick). I don't think it's going to make a difference in winning and losing.

We wouldn't use this to play a Mozart quartet; that wouldn't be appropriate. But this is mixed media.