Molly Malone
Unfamiliar with this week's song? Hear it here.
1) Are you of Irish descent?
2) Legend has it that the heroine of this week's Irish ballad was a real lass. 17th century birth and burial records confirm that a woman with that name lived in Dublin. Can you think of another song about a real historic figure?
1) Are you of Irish descent?
28% Ireland/Scotland/Wales
Neil Diamond sang "Done Too Soon" about a host of people who lived, contributed and died too soon.
3) Molly sold fish from a cart that she wheeled through the streets. What's the last seafood you ate?
We had salmon on Sunday and cod on Tuesday
4) The lyrics tell us that, after her death, her ghost continues to wander the streets of Dublin with her wheel barrow. Do you believe in ghosts?
No
5) This week's featured band, The Dubliners, are obviously from Dublin. They were introduced to American audiences on The Ed Sullivan Show. Today, Stephen Colbert tapes his show in The Ed Sullivan Theater. Who hosted the last talk show you watched?
Jay Leno
I obviously do not watch late night talk shows and can't stand the day-time ones.
Not at all, although I do like cabbage
7) According to Irish legend, leprechauns earned the gold in the pot they guard by repairing shoes. Crazy Sam can't remember the last time she got a pair of shoes repaired. When the heels wear away, she discards the shoes and buys new ones. What about you? Do you get your shoes fixed (either by leprechauns or just by ordinary repairmen)?
I'm with Crazy Sam and can't remember when I would have had a pair of shoes repaired. Hubby on the other hand did have a pair repaired only a few months ago. Men are just different that way.
8) Do you look good in green, the signature color of St. Patrick's Day?
No, but I do wear olive green
9) Random question: Did you more recently sneeze or cough?
It's a toss up because with the pollen it could be either/or, or both.
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