Convex
Concave
Spherical
Hemispherical
Globular body of air
Effervescent
Colors
The fascination lingers, when bubble meets another.
Cooking: Blanch, Boil and Simmer
Double, double toil and trouble;
burn, and cauldron bubble.
Act 4, Scene 1, MacBeth, William Shakespeare
The bubbles you had when a child…the bubbles a waterfall makes.
Bubbles in the bathtub ~
Champagne ~~~~~~~~~~~ The Bubbly
The bubbles that appear on a freshly treated piece of lumber, as if a troupe of dancers have begun the ballet.
Much more ethereal than bubble wrap…
The roofers will be out of here today. All that remains is finishing the light wells! Life is Good!
2 comments:
What an inventive post! I think everyone likes bubbles or is fascinated by them. Possibly their etheral nature and beauty. I still like to sit outside with "bubble stuff" and a wand and see what I can create. I love to watch them drift on the slightest of breezes and see how high they will go.
Alyssa
Thanks for the compliment
Yup Alyssa, and looking into the bubble as it reflects the reverse of what the eye sees. So awesome! Or even how a bubble last a little longer on a leaf, or the cats being totally into trying to lick them off their coats. Darn near as much fun as watching clouds and determining what the shapes are.
Sounds like the beginning of an adventure for a sunny day!
I still have a Jar of bubbles on the Deck. I even cheat sometimes and use a battery operated bubble maker.
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