not so tiny bubbles

I don't know if you can tell, but bath time is a big event in our house. Yesterday Maddie was walking around the house (in the middle of the afternoon) saying bath over and over again and looking really sad because it was not bath time. This girl loves the water. We recently bought a really cool bath time bubble maker that suction cups to the bathtub and blows bubbles when you turn it on. I don't think it's necessary to tell you how much she adores this new toy. We went through the entire bottle of bubbles that came with the bubbles blower in the span of 3 baths so Dan got the great idea to put bubble bath and a little bit of water into the blower to replace the bubble solution. The lesson we learned with this experiment is that bubble bath is a lot thicker than bubble solution and makes larger bubbles that don't pop when they touch something. Photographic evidence:






On the plus side, Maddie now knows how to say the word pop which she does with her finger pointed like she is going to pop some bubbles.  :)