I didn’t grow up imagining I’d be the person walking around
with a cart full of bubble wands, but maybe, in a way,
I always was.
I’ve always been someone who notices the little moments: a stranger’s smile, a warm breeze, the way sunlight hits a puddle just right.
I believe joy is not a luxuryit’s a necessity.

Mindful Bubbles began quietly during the pandemic. I was looking for air, emotionally and literally and bubbles gave me that. I started playing with them alone, just as a practice, and people began to stop, smile, and breathe with me. Without planning to, I had created a small space for people to reconnect with the present moment, with their inner child, with each other.

This project isn't a performance. It’s a presence.

Bubbles are delicate, temporary and free! like laughter, like peace, like life itself. They don’t need to last long to have an effect. My goal is to make room for those fleeting, beautiful experiences that remind us we’re alive.

Over time, Mindful Bubbles grew from a personal ritual into something much bigger, something shared. I’ve played in parks, on sidewalks, at birthday parties and community festivals. I’ve seen toddlers learn to breathe deeply to blow a bubble, and I’ve seen grandparents chase them down laughing. These moments matter.

I believe in soft joy—the kind that doesn’t shout but stays with you. I believe we need more invitations to wonder. That’s what this is all about.

Thanks for being here!

Bubble Facilitator, Joy Instigator,
Big Kid Forever