14. Bubbles!
Blow bubbles. You can buy little jars of bubble mixture at those $2 shops, or make a simple bubble mixture at home using dish washing liquid, water, and sugar or corn syrup. TIP: Storing your solution for a day can actually lead to better bubbles.
Easy!
Locheen wanted to make bubbles too.
They stuck to stones and plants and things.
After the bubbling, me and Locheen stayed out in the sun for a while for a chat, despite that we both had things we should have done. It was the most beautiful weather. Air fresh from Antarctica, the strongest sun in the world. Welly bliss.
Cheer-me-up factor: 5 out of 10. The weather and the company did its part. But still, there is something very addictive and satisfying about the bubble process.
The next few items on the list are a bit trickier, especially since I have made myself a pretty busy girl nowadays.
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