My niece Alex is helping us at the Novi show this weekend – this is her first time experiencing the Wonderful World of the Rubber Stamp Convention. So we gave her all of the typical “rookie” setup tasks . . .
Unloading the truck (yes, I know it was out of focus – I was setting up the gridwall) . . .
Gourmet lunch (Noooooo … don’t take my picture!) . . .
Sorting through all of the Tim Holtz stuff . . .
And the list goes on and on. But then came the payoff – I had a box full of the new Distress Markers, and each tube was in a bubble wrap bag. I asked Alex to take the tubes out of the bubble wrap and price them, thinking she would put the bubble wrap into a box. Silly me . . .
And why should kids have all the bubble wrap fun? We didn't have bubble wrap when we were that age!
Hahaha! It looks like she had a lot of fun! Popping bubble wraps is not just actually a game or a way to have fun, it also is a stress-relieving activity. It gives you a break from the hard work and do something that exercises your muscles with minimal pressure on the brain so you can relax.
Clay Delgado