Get it, the Birch Show.

So last night, we got to meet the Birx Big Adventure 2010 families for the very first time.

And we meet up every year at Imagine it about four or five weeks before the trip starts.

That's the Children's Museum downtown.

Yeah, it's a great place if you haven't been yet.

And we get to meet the families and we get to educate the parents on what the trip is all about.

And it's a great night for us because now these names are people and their stories become real.

And we've got another stellar group going this year.

Oh, there's some amazing kids last night.

I enjoyed hanging out with all of them

last night, especially these two girls. Cute. Cameron and Kaylee. Wendy, you need to have kids like

yesterday. I know. You're so cute last night. You are very maternal. She doesn't want kids, though.

No, I don't want kids right now. I don't know if I ever want kids, but I love children to pieces.

These two kids that Wendy is talking about right now, I'm not exactly sure the name of the

condition they have, but I believe those are the two kids that can get a fracture like that.

Like each of them have gone through like 60 or 50 fractures.

So if they just move wrong in a chair,

they get a fracture. Wow. What is that called? I don't know. Is it called Brittle Bone?

Something like that. I don't have the applications right here in front of me, but yeah, I mean,

think about that. I mean, when we talk about Bert's Big Adventure, we say that we take children

down to Disney World that have chronic and terminal illnesses. So these are kids that are sick from day one or every day. This mom is like,

she's got to be nervous all day long. Of course. All day long. So the trip really is for the entire

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