You're one tall drink of water, but I got to tell you, you don't look too bright.
~ Neil Gaiman
One of Uban Dictionary's definition for a "tall drink of water" is:
A man or woman that is tall, gorgeous, and super delicious. Like on a hot day, a tall drink of water is absolutely appealing.
My Zephyr is a handsome boy. And he's rather tall as cats go. And his purrs are a deep, soothing rumble of delicious love. So he could well be defined as the feline version of a tall drink of water but the Neil Gaiman quote above describes my boy rather well. He's sweet, beautiful and oh so loving but most wouldn't describe him as bright.
The cats always have a full bowl of fresh water handy (unless Benny decides to empty it instead of his own) and there's another bowl for the aforementioned canine beastie, so there's no shortage of liquid refreshment around for the critters. That didn't stop dear Zephyr from looking to a more awkward source of water - my near-empty not-so-tall glass of water.
Will your face even fit?
Yes, I guess it will.
Okay, that's a bit too close - your chin is in the water. Try using your tongue.
Atta boy, Zeph!
Sweet success.
Zephyr might have to give you change if you offered him a penny for his thoughts but to me, he's my beautiful, loveable, tall drink of water,
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And now, without further delay, here are the Posts of the Week. The icon below is yours for the taking if your blog post is named as a POTW.
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A GOOD READ
When Do You Feel Most Beautiful?
by Michelle
at House of Lime
The Seaman and the Admiral
by Jackie
at Teacher's Pet
Dear Tavin
by Brian
at WayStationOne
Endlessness
by Tabor
at One Day at a Time
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PHINE PHOTOGRAPHY
Winter Bench
by Andy
at Eye Candy
Frigid Views
by Barb
at One Good Thing
Close Up of a Nuthatch
by Bob
at Birds and Nature in the Forest of Dean and Beyond
Faces of India
by Indrani
at I Share
Stretching Out
by Laura
at Pretty Pix
Roofline and Wine Bottles
by Lisa
at Lisa Gordon Photography
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CREATIVE FUN AND GOOD IDEAS
Pay it Forward Weekend
by Linda
at Olde Baggs 'n Stuft SHirts
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JUST PLAIN ALL AROUND GOOD
Early Television History and Significance of the Tonight Show
by Cloudia
at Comfort Spiral
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YOU'LL LAUGH
Stoner Bowl
by Betsy
at What Makes You Think I Have Cats?
The Portland Strangler
by Chicken
at The Chicken's Consigliere
Winter Carnival of the Insane
by Jim
at Suldog
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