Leaping into St. Patrick’s Day. (174)

Jill leads off with the story about stealing Bibles from the pastor’s wife. Don’t worry, it was just a mistake. Terry has an update about his talkative granddaughter who pays the rent for her parents. He also gives a quick golfing update. Keith has been updating the website, and it has a slightly different look. […]

Jill leads off with the story about stealing Bibles from the pastor’s wife. Don’t worry, it was just a mistake. Terry has an update about his talkative granddaughter who pays the rent for her parents. He also gives a quick golfing update. Keith has been updating the website, and it has a slightly different look. Stop by and let us know what you think, or how we could make it better. After Terry’s birthday list, we have a random topic. As St. Patrick’s Day is getting closer, Keith presents a handful of Irish trivia questions. Some are easy, and summer heart, see how well you do.

In the news this week, Terry leads off with a world record for big Macs. The first one was eaten in 1972, and he has been on a 24-year run since 1999. Jill leads off with a Welsh man who just loves to have tattoos of bunnies. Keith leads off with the story about is that infestation at college. We have elite the story about what may be the oldest great grandma with the least birthdays. Stay tuned for a story about beer, more world records, a deer just wants to have fun and belly flops into a pool, and even more stories.

Jill’s weird words are kind of difficult this week, but Terry manages to get one as well as keys. Terry’s top 10 list compares the words of Donald Trump to a musical response from Elvis Presley. An entertaining one to say the least.

Our anchor topic is on orientation and mobility. Keith briefly discusses a few frustrations and staying oriented while walking.

We have an email from a blind prankster, and even a voicemail. Who knew that robots could fire? Be sure to stay tuned for our final thoughts.

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