Daddy likes Jewish Music

The D.J. for the wedding reception called our house today and e-mailed me--trying to get me to submit the week-late music information over the internet. Of course, none of us answered the phone and I haven't responded to her e-mail because the whole music profile is held-up on my dad and I picking out our father-daughter dance song. So, after today's indirect prodding from the D.J., my dad and I sat down to go over the dance selection on the D.J. website. As we were glancing over songs classified as "Traditional," he suddenly perks up, and bolts up in his chair: "OHHHHHHHH, they have 'Hava Nagilah'!" Dad then proceeded to do this goofy dance around the room, exclaiming that it's danced in a line like the "bunny hop" and led by someone who's done it before. He kept saying "OH! It's soooo much fun, Anne Marie!"
So, after asking him what the heck it is and where that kookie name comes from, he said "it's a jewish song." I asked him: "a jewish song at a catholic reception?" And, he said he had been to many catholic receptions where this song was played and that it was soooooo much fun. Thus, the next question this frazzled bride asked was: "are there going to be people at the reception who know how to do this dance...like your family or your friends?" But, dad didn't know. Needless to say, we ended up picking out Moon River as our father-daughter dance song.