Lava lights are making a comeback or maybe they never left. Do you have one?
Never did I think about making one but the directions are linked for you brave adventurers:
http://www.nylearns.org/module/content/pyb/resources/11680/view.ashx
Soap Lake, WA was gifted by Target with the large lava lamp which was being dismantled in Times Square. http://www.giantlavalamp.com After much excitement and fund raising, the initial push fell through. Now there are new plans: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2011/04/03/v-lite/1611260/new-plans-for-massive-lava-lamp.html
Since Soap Lake is much closer than Times Square, I'm hoping this comes together - I know I'd love this lava lamp. Wouldn't you?
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I never had one, but I've seen them.
Oh yes, Soap Lake is even close to us, - I would love to make a trip to see a Lava Lamp.
Amazing, beautiful lava lamp! And what a great post for the L Day! I've never had one either, but would like to one day! Have a wonderful week!
Sylvia
ABC Team
I remember those. Great lights.
Wow, that huge Lava Lamp would be a sight to behold. I hope the plans go though this time.
Talk about a photo opp.
never had one, but my sister did. quaint, somehow.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Hehe! My sister-in-law still has one. :)
My parents had one when I was a child. It was more interesting than the TV...we called it the 'blob lamp'.
Jane x
Remember them well but did not have one. That must be the largest one in the world :)
I never had one, but that sure is one LARGE LAVA LAMP!!! LOL
Leslie
abcw team
A giant lava lamp, now that is something. I remember them the first time round, very popular.
I think it is prettier outside than indoors.
Beautiful and LOVELY choice for L.
Please come and see the Lamborghini at my page.
I never had a lava lamp because I found them mesmerizing and distracting. The photo is quite cool and I may pass on your lava lamp directions.
Thanks,
Meryl
http://departingthetext.blogspot.com
I have a miniature lava lamp-about 3" tall. I LOVE lava lamps and I would love to have that LARGE lava lamp in my town in spite of the controversy it might cause!
That looks interesting! I've never seen one, but I should like to do so.
I wonder how they do in unstable weather. Seems it would be difficult. Interesting, nevertheless. Thanks for the directions! Sounds like a good science experiment for the not so little one. Miss ya
Wow it's new for me!Very interesting and beautiful!
Léia
I remember the Lava Lamp. I had one back in the 70s, it was aqua-blue. However, it went to the Lava Lamp Grave Yard years ago. ; )
We bought a lava lamp for our daughter when she was into her hippie phase, around 11. Unfortunately, it broke - and the whole room smelled like ammonia for hours!
Even so, I'd own another one in a heartbeat. In fact, there is a head shop downtown...! Thanks for the reminder. Took me back.
Amy
http://sharplittlepencil.wordpress.com/2011/04/06/loud-lecherous-legislators-abc-wednesday/
I've never had one, but they are fascinating to watch
Ha! I sold not one, but TWO of them in a garage sale a few years ago! My kids loved them as teenagers. This one would certainly be a site to see.
Love that idea of having a large Lava
Lamp. I like the lighthouse comparison, but then I'm partial to lighthouses.
Lava lamps are like campfires to me. Mesmerize so as to contemplate and to zen out. Maybe I should get one. :-)
That's a huge lava lamp. I've never had one. Great idea for L.
Oh, that's gonna be SO COOL!!
I have two of those things.
Now that really is a landmark - how wonderful!
My three older grandchildren have lava lamps. I think they can get quite hot - the lamps, not the children;-)
great lava lamp =)
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