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Bridget Tyler

Bridget Tyler

Bridget Tyler is a screenwriter, teacher, blogger and super-nanny who loves writing, watching too many movies and figuring out how to teach a sixteen year olds to use grammar instead of abusing it. Bridget has been in Los Angeles for almost seven years (she only admits to four). She worked in the “biz” until she gave it all up to type for a living. 

Recent Blogs

  1. Young Pitcher Gunner Sandberg Hit by 130 MPH Line Drive

    Young Pitcher Gunner Sandberg Hit by 130 MPH Line Drive

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – 1 Comment

    High school pitcher Gunther Sandberg is in a medically induced coma days after being hit in the head by a 130 mile per hour line drive. His father is calling for reforms to make school sports safer.
  2. Does Berthe Meijer’s Book Shine Further Light on Anne Frank?

    Does Berthe Meijer’s Book Shine Further Light on Anne Frank?

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – 2 Comments

    A new memoir claims that Anne Frank was even more heroic than we suspected, telling stories to younger children in the concentration camps to keep their spirits high.
  3. Mother Patty Pozeynot Fights for the Right To Air Dry Laundry

    Mother Patty Pozeynot Fights for the Right To Air Dry Laundry

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – 1 Comment

    With many Americans looking for cheaper, greener ways to live, it's hardly a surprise that more people are using clothes lines - but neighborhoods all over the country are trying to put a stop to the practice. One Pennsylvania mother is fighting ba [...]
  4. Oops! Playboy Previews on Kid’s On Demand Channel

    Oops! Playboy Previews on Kid’s On Demand Channel

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – Leave A Comment

    A Time Warner Cable technical glitch that left Playboy Previews on the Kids On Demand network proves that automated parental controls on televisions can only do so much.
  5. New Glasses Let Blind ‘See’ With Their Tongue

    New Glasses Let Blind ‘See’ With Their Tongue

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – 1 Comment

    So called "lingual" vision, allowing blind people to process visual data with their tongues, might sound like science fiction, but its quickly becoming a reality.
  6. Behind the Puppy Cam

    Behind the Puppy Cam

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – 1 Comment

    These little guys might be the cutest internet distraction ever, but these Web cams are also built in protection for animals in the care of breeders. They prevent abuse, and help breeders make sure puppies are happy and healthy.
  7. Peruvian Surfer Domingo Pianezzi Teaches Alpaca to Surf

    Peruvian Surfer Domingo Pianezzi Teaches Alpaca to Surf

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    A Peruvian surf instructor, inspired by Australians who have taught koala's and kangaroos to hang ten, is introducing an iconic Peruvian animal to the waves - the alpaca.
  8. Mounds View High School Journalists Stop the Presses

    Mounds View High School Journalists Stop the Presses

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – Leave A Comment

    Should High School newspapers be subject to censorship from their School Districts? The staff of one Minnesota high school paper doesn't think so.
  9. Memory Champ Ron White Going on to World Competition

    Memory Champ Ron White Going on to World Competition

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    What's the best way to help your children memorize things? According the U.S. Memory Champion Ron White, it might be a dip in the pool.
  10. Dancing Comes Naturally to Babies, Study Says

    Dancing Comes Naturally to Babies, Study Says

    Posted by Bridget Tyler – 2 Comments

    Human beings evolved to dance? This study says they are, and these bouncing babies seem to prove it.

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