Waves
This one is for Big Z.
Do you know where waves come from? The way middle of the ocean- clear out there in the deep waters where the sharks are and old swimming dinosaurs used to live. The sun makes the waves and they travel for a thousand miles until they hit the beach in San Diego.When it starts turning winter, the sun moves away, away, away and soon it is on the other side of the earth. But there is waves even in the winter. Sometimes I think about a shark that starts on one side of the ocean and just keeps swimming. Sharks don't have air bladders like fish do, so they have to keep swimming or they will sink. So maybe there's a shark out there that starts swimming on one side and keeps going until he gets to the other side.
posted by Bridger @ 10:32 PM
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Hey Bridger guess what I learned in my Biology class today. I learned they have found that the T-rex is most closely related to the chicken. Did you know that? I can't wait to see you at Thanksgiving in Texas.
Love ya,
Kelsi
G'day little fella. Love your blog!
Listen, you're dead right. There ARE sharks that swim all over the world. I live in Australia and we have sharks here that are born in the Antarctic Ocean and, guess what? Some of them turn up in California when they are 3! I dunno about you, but I think that is pretty impressive. I'm beat after one lap of the pool!
Mate, I read your story abut nearly going to be with Jesus. Same thing happened to me in 2000. I don't remember too much now but it made me understand we are always safe with Him around!
You take care - and God bless ya!
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