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Seeing as no one, not one person, wants to play my game I'm changing the rules. All you have to do is leave a comment to register your name and I'll do a draw.

It's my game, and I can change the rules if I want to.

And another thing....

Thanks to Clare for this. Just don't go there unless you have at least an hour to spare - I could spend a fortune!!

Look what I found!!

GLOW IN THE DARK BUBBLES

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• 3/4 cup liquid dish washing detergent

• 4 tablespoons glycerine

• 4 1/2 cups water

• fluorescent highlighter pen (yellow, green or orange)

• plastic container with lid

• bubble wand

1. 1

   Mix together the liquid dish washing detergent, water and glycerine in a plastic container; set aside.

2. 2

   Carefully cut the highlighter pen in half with a sharp knife. Don't cut through the coloured ink soaked felt - that is what is going to give the glow and dark colour to your bubbles. For best results, use yellow, orange or green highlighter pen colours.

3. 3

   Skim of any foam from the top of the soap/glycerine/water mixture that is resting on the surface.

4. 4

   Place the ink felt from the highlighter pen into the mixture; let soak for at least an hour. With a gloved hand, remove and discard the felt.

5. 5

   Shine a black light over the soapy mixture a few minutes for even a better effect. Keep container covered with lid while not in use.

Read more: How to Make Glow In the Dark Bubbles | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5149273_make-glow-dark-bubbles.html#ixzz14VhmJubJ

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