Sunday, August 21, 2005

Bubbles

Still the best spent dollar of the summer...

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dena at 6:16 PM

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at 6:39 PM carmilevy said...: The simplest things are always best. We always laugh at how our kids will often play with the box long after the toy that it held has lost its appeal.

Lessons of modern life, I suppose.
at 7:38 PM Thumper said...: ...yet oddly, my cat is terrified of one of the most fun toys EVAH! Like the bubbles are going to eat him.

Here via Michele's this itme :)
at 8:45 PM Anonymous said...: terrific shots!

Michele sent me this time!
at 8:48 PM Mike said...: What a cute kid!

Michelle sent me.
at 9:02 PM The Mistress of the Dark said...: Looks like someone was having fun :)

Bubbles are always a great amuser. I know I still get joy from playing with them.

Thanks for stopping by.
at 9:06 PM Michelle Keller said...: Great photos. Michele sent me this time, but I stop often on my own :-)
at 9:09 PM scrappintwinmom said...: Great pics - Michele sent me!
at 9:30 PM Geekwif said...: Oh, I remember playing with bubbles. It's been a long time. I might just have to go buy some and play with my goddaughter. She's a great excuse to relive my childhood. :)

Michele sent me!
at 10:43 PM Anonymous said...: What gorgeous pix! Bubbles make me want to play my accordion!

Actually, Carmi's comment reminds me of how my kitty will only play with rolled up paper. Forget the expensive cat toy! Anyhow, I digress... Like a said... sweet pix!
at 12:40 PM Kim said...: He's a cutie!! The pictures are fantastic!
at 7:10 PM Natsthename said...: Thanks for visiting my blog!

Your kiddo is adorable! I'm in a similar boat, as we have a 20 y/o and an 8 y/o! Isn't it fun??
at 8:07 PM kenju said...: I love bubbles even more than my grandkids do! Every summer, I buy a large bottle of bubble soap, some new wands and toys, and we play with them when the grandkids are here visiting.

Michele sent me!

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