The Bubble Chase


I can fly, I can fly, and pop bubbles in the sky.











Then I race and I race, an amazing bubble chase.













Mama,Blow! Mama, Blow! Just watch those bubbles Go.











Let me try, Let me try! One just popped right in my eye.











Do-Si-Do, Do-Si-Do. Grandpa pop one with your toe.













Peek-a-boo, Peek-a-boo. I can see right through it, too!

Comments

theotherbear said…
I love blowing bubbles. I remember sitting in a park blowing bubbles with a friend once and a mutual friend saw us and forever thought we were strange. Just because we were 22 at the time. I still like bubbles :)
11:35 PM, May 16, 2007
DesLily said…
what a cutie! love the expression on the one where she's blowing the bubble lol
4:39 AM, May 17, 2007
Beccy said…
I love bubbles and watching children chasing bubbles.

Your grandaughter is gorgeous you must have lots of fun with her.
4:41 AM, May 17, 2007
Jodi said…
That last photo is precious... and priceless!
5:06 AM, May 17, 2007
Ian said…
This was a wonderful post! Thanks for sharing it with us!

Ian
5:14 AM, May 17, 2007
Jenny, the Bloggess said…
I love, love, love this.
5:35 AM, May 17, 2007
Anonymous said…
Cute post, mom.
6:45 AM, May 17, 2007
Shelby said…
oh how precious!!!!! Lovely lovely day it must've been :)
6:51 AM, May 17, 2007
Anonymous said…
Nothing better in the world than a beautiful yard, bubbles, and the joy of a child!
7:28 AM, May 17, 2007
ChrisB said…
She is so sweet these are lovely photos; the concentration blowing those bubbles.
7:40 AM, May 17, 2007
Susie said…
Simple pleasures and such joy!
Clever poem as well :)
8:22 AM, May 17, 2007
Susan in va said…
What a cutie-pie!

I wanted to add some lines to your limerick, but my creative juices aren't flowin' today :/
8:38 AM, May 17, 2007
Heather said…
oh, pam, this is your cutest post yet!
8:38 AM, May 17, 2007
katy said…
that was the best post i have read today, love the poem, the photos it was great
8:53 AM, May 17, 2007
Walker said…
Cutest grandkid I ever did see and a really really cute post.
12:46 PM, May 17, 2007
Anonymous said…
Totally adorable!!! my oldest loves doin the exact same thing.
1:09 PM, May 17, 2007
thirdworstpoetinthegalaxy said…
Adorable! And that last one is priceless...
7:41 PM, May 17, 2007
sallywrites said…
Oh Pamela! What an adorable little girl!! And a beautiful post!

Clever you!
11:55 PM, May 17, 2007
Molly said…
Bubbles are delight at any age. Your little girl is lovely.
4:11 AM, May 18, 2007
Anonymous said…
Between this post and the hummingbird post, I'm just overloaded with cuteness!
7:06 AM, May 18, 2007
Anonymous said…
Between this post and the hummingbird post, I'm just overloaded with cuteness!
7:06 AM, May 18, 2007
Jeanette said…
Now theres a beautifull little miss. Im forever blowing bubbles pretty bubbles in the air Chasing bubble everywere
7:21 AM, May 18, 2007
Biker Betty said…
Great post. Who doesn't love bubbles. Reminds me of when my two boys were toddlers. What fun we had.
9:41 AM, May 18, 2007
Tiggerlane said…
Great photos. I am totally missing the photos I have of our daughter and her bubbles. I'm gonna have to dig those out this weekend...too sweet.
11:09 AM, May 18, 2007
Anonymous said…
You're practicing your poetry skills for Monday, aren't you? Of course, you DO have a fantastic muse in Miss Curly Mop.

I'm just trying to figure out how she got that nickname ;).
12:12 PM, May 18, 2007
BlondeBlogger said…
Oh my gosh! She is too adorable for words!!! And your poem was perfect with the photos!
12:12 AM, May 19, 2007
Claudia said…
How precious!!
9:59 AM, May 19, 2007
Susie Q said…
You are never too old OR young for bubbles! So precious...the poem, the pictures and the little sweetie! : )
I am so glad I popped in before I head off for bed. I can now go to sleep with a smile on my face! I think I will be saying the poem as well...*big grin*

Hugs,
Sue
10:29 PM, May 19, 2007
Tammy said…
Adorable little granddaughter...adorable post, adorable poem! :D
She is really a cutie-pie!
10:29 PM, May 19, 2007
Gattina said…
Looks like a cartoon, lol and these bubbles are really international !
12:13 AM, May 20, 2007
Gattina said…
Sunday mornings is nice for blog visits, at least I decided so. I mean a little longer once, scrolling through and learn a little more about my friends. When there is a WW or a TT or a FF (geez the whole alphabet in double) it's always a rush from one blog to the other.
I like the comparison of my first love to an ice cream ! That's very true fortunately one year later I met Mr. Gattino who looked like a brother to him and for once I realized that a copy can be much better then the original, lol ! The proof 39 years of life together !
2:57 AM, May 20, 2007
Anonymous said…
Brilliant, lovely...a real "feel good" post.
4:57 AM, May 21, 2007
AngelConradie said…
aaaaaaaawwww, what an incredibly happy post! thank you for sharing pamela!
12:30 PM, May 21, 2007
Anonymous said…
bubbles are the best and you truly captured the day.
4:22 PM, May 21, 2007
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