Leaping Lizards! And Snakes. (173)

As we get started, Terry gives us a sneak peek at our anchor topic. He gives us a brief recap of his golfing adventure. Jill doesn’t seem to be too inspired yet, and doesn’t have much to say. Keith has a word to say about kids who think they’re gay. As Jill inspired at? Terry […]

As we get started, Terry gives us a sneak peek at our anchor topic. He gives us a brief recap of his golfing adventure. Jill doesn’t seem to be too inspired yet, and doesn’t have much to say. Keith has a word to say about kids who think they’re gay. As Jill inspired at? Terry shares a few birthdays that happened over the past week, and we have a special feature for our random topic. Keith shares 13 fun facts about leap year.

In the news this week Terry leads off with a story about naked men in northern Japan. Jill has a story about illegally emigrating snakes from Canada. Keith tells us how going to school in Ohio pays off for some kids. The snake stories continue when rattlers like to hide under doormats, claimant cars and to even have a story about a bear who thinks he’s a dog. Stay tuned for more and historical news as well.

Jill’s weird words are as challenging as usual, but we managed to guess at least one Terry has a top 10 list to warn us on being careful and online chats. It’s not just about dating, be aware of everything from groomers to mass murderers the cannibals.

Our anchor topic is a revisit to manual skills. Terry continues to let us know about his golfing adventures with the VA, and his wife this plenty of adaptive and accessible ways for anyone who is disabled have fun on the golf course.

Our email shares about a bad day on the job when teenager told us that she had to defend herself against the rude customer. Never underestimate a girl armed the power of his. We wrap it all up with our usual final thoughts

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