Bubbles tend to sit on wet surfaces and not burst so blowing them in – or just after – a rain has this added aspect. Moonlight enhances bubbles.
I wonder if there is an international bubble day? A bubble capital of the world? Bubble contests?
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Bubbles tend to sit on wet surfaces and not burst so blowing them in – or just after – a rain has this added aspect. Moonlight enhances bubbles.
I wonder if there is an international bubble day? A bubble capital of the world? Bubble contests?
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6 responses to “Blowing bubbles in the rain”
You can blow them online via a webcam that is in FL. http://www.andieandmike.org/bubblecam-push.stm
my kids love blowing their bubbles in the bath… they land on the wet skin without popping… so much fun 🙂
IF anyone knows about bubbles..it would be Terry from Fernwood Market!!
Nice seeing you last night at Koffi…such a great group of fabric artists.
What fun, Marjorie! Thanks for this. And a Buddha amidst bubbles is awesome.
Hello Laughing. Kids and bath and bubbles – yes, delightful. I assume you mean blowing them using the thumb and forefinger cupped into a circle and a bar of soap used to form the – what is it called – lens???
Morning Esther. Terry is rather the King of Bubbles in the neighbourhood, isn’t he – sure brings smiles to a lot of people. Check out the webcam on Marjorie’s comment.