Maybe it's because they're 20 (above) and almost 19 (below).
I suppose that's a good possibility. LOL!
Fortunately, at 9 years old, my niece still enjoys bubble blowing. She's pretty good at it, too.
POP!
This has always been one of her favorite things to do with me.
I sure could've used her the other day when I was trying to blow bubbles in the cold so they would freeze. It was a little challenging to blow them, set down the wet, drippy wand, get the camera up (after wiping my hand on my jeans), compose, focus, and get a shot before they popped. But I still got some.
![frozen bubble-2sm]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_s1w7mCs7lL8jE4Umh25Zpjy5iURdKRV0Cpcsac5BsHzxRwSQcWsGu9vH0sxIY8nzXEUkniP9pQTNVIHC_irwToTgrIE_k-w9vCpjTi2I-yR1paWzFwrAuvOU9MJHbheNHhwg=s0-d)
Good times all the way around.
2 comments:
Very cool shots! I have been trying to get them in the cold, but like you, can't get them blown and captured by myself. Also have a bit too much wind to get them to land without popping!
I just spent some time catching up again. I have been so MIA in the blogosphere for the last six months or more. Are you sure they're 19 and 20? ;o) How does that happen? We have one heading off to university this autumn. Incredible! I have never thought of blowing bubbles in the freezing temps. I'll have to try it. I'm on a decluttering hiatus at the moment, but will return to it again soon.
Blessings!
Deborah
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