The Big Night: Shamu close up

The Big Night: Shamu rocks after dark

The Big Night: Polar Bears 101

A little video from my polar bear class.

Let The Big Night begin!

Here I am at SeaWorld! I’m with Dad and we’re going to sleep over. It’s something I’ve wanted to do my whole life! They gave us a cool shirt with the perfect picture of Shamu on the front. We’re going to eat now, then more stuff, the we’ll sleep on the ground next to the beluga whale tank. Check back for more later!

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The Big Night has arrived!

You have to come to my website and look at my Twitter page later tonight to read about The Big Night.  It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a really long time and I want to tell everybody about it when it happens.  It will actually take all night and we’ll put pictures on here.  You should definitely come back for this!

The Big Night: Final clue

Any ideas?

T minus 3 days and counting…

Stay tuned for updates here, and make sure to follow Bridger on Twitter!

The Big Night: Clue number 2

T minus 6 days and counting.

The Big Night: Clue number 1

The Big Night is Saturday, June 19. The Dinosaur Boy will be fulfilling one of many dreams beginning Saturday evening and continuing overnight, and will be Tweeting and live-blogging his experience. We’re not releasing any details yet– only clues, and here is the first one.

Announcement: Special event coming soon!

Note from Dad:

Bridger and I are preparing for a special live-blogging event coming up later this month.  If We’re keeping the details under wraps right now, but we’ll be posting hints in the coming days.  In the meantime, feel free to subscribe to Bridger’s posts using the feed buttons above, and follow him on Twitter!

Boring things adults do

Do you ever wonder what adults do at church?  I think they sit in the gym and talk the whole time, and eat little treats that only adults like– like lasagna.  Then they walk around, every once in a while checking in on their kids in the classes.

It seems like their whole life adults are talking to people.  Like when we go on walks in the neighborhood and Mom and Dad see Grace or some of their other friends, they stop and talk for about two hours.  That’s great that they can do that, but what are we going to do while they’re talking?

It’s not like we can just listen in, because they just talk about bills and houses and other stuff only adults care about.