The daily Brady Quiz

Ok Lets see:

What was the name of the song Greg wrote and the kids recorded?

I thought I had the song titles wrong, so I had to ask Joey.  I thought the one song was called "Sunshine Day," but I stand corrected (maybe):

I thought the song was "We Can Make The World A Whole Lot Brighter", but they also did "Time To Change" in that same episode. Greg wrote both of them.

For just this once, I'll concede to Joey.

Tia

The one I was thinking of was Time to Change ; but Joey is right the song he originally wrote was the We can make thoe wold brighter one LOL  you guys are so good

Ummm...you guys need to get out a little more...

Hi, my name is Tia and I am a trivia-aholic!!!   Hey, Suz, find me a bar where we can play trivia and we can hang out there!!!  If we can win $$ by doing it, all the better!!!! 

Hugs,

Tia

Okay T, got it... magaritas and trivia - unfortunately the only trivia games I've seen out are the sports and sex trivia, but I'll keep my eyes open for our next happy hour

If you wanna make the drive... Hooter's in York has great trivia at 2pm on Tuesdays... ROFL  I do the drive daily to Woodlawn and Tuesdays we always try to leave work in time to make it there!  Prizes are gift certificates and I think merchandise!

Angie... who just wants to be healthy and knows she won't make it as a hoooters girl! LOL

Coffee houses sometimes host weekly trivia nights.  I used to go to one when I lived and worked in easton for a year.  It was a fun way to meet people. 

Yeah, Joey was right. But, being a man, we won't tell him that, lol. Sunshine day was sung by "the Silver Platters" if I recall correctly.

You know, this Brady thing is cracking me up.  My son, 11, was playing Rock Band with his friend the other day and I picked up the mike and was singing away.  As they wrestled it away from me I cried that we could be just like the Partridge family.  They had no clue.  Not only had they never seen the show, they hadn't heard of of the show, the Cassidy's, Bonaducci, nada... we just assume the old shows stay part of the culture...